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CB: The nature of broadband providers make it such that things will be open and transparent
Question: “What advice would you have for the old media institutions re: their conception of authority?”
RS: The most important thing is to be right. Mike Arrington said he wants to be first, but I’d rather be right rather than [...]
Panelist discussion with Loren Feldman, Rachel Skylar, Cynthia Brumfield:
CB: broadcasters have never relied on on advertising revenues in the same way that traditional print media has; and yet they are loosing their audience to new and diverging media. Physical distribution of content, whether it be newspapers, magazines, or the music industry, will be fatally [...]
Grains of truth in an otherwise long rant about the changing face of journalism.
Medill’s Scholarship for a Master’s in Journalism got me thinking about the contiumm of what it means to be an amateur and what it means to be a professional — in terms of journalism anyway.
My, my, my. Just a few weeks after the hew and cry over how idiotic and ludicrous Sam Zell’s comments were about trying to work “something” out with those “boys” at Google for Google News ripping off content at the Tribune, what do we have here?
A report out of the Scotland Sunday Herald that [...]
Sam Zell gave himself two weeks — and in those two weeks there have been some pretty depressing numbers. The ball’s in your court Mr. Zell. What will you do?
Looks like billionaire real estate tycoon Sam Zell has jumped right into the newspapers “alive or dead” meme with his 8 billion dollar purchase of the Tribune media glomerate. There’s a lot of discussion roiling around the blogosphere about things, but I think most of them are missing the Real Issue about newspapers [...]
