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buzzmachine.com » BuzzMachine - Aug 5, 2008
I just pledged to support David Cohn’s effort to prove that the public will pay for reporting at Spot.us. Won’t you? It’s not the only solution to the future of journalism. But it’s one.
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buzzmachine.com » BuzzMachine - Aug 1, 2008
Fred Wilson asked on Twitter this morning for a good place to have a cup of coffee in New Paltz. Otherw who know the place made recommendations. I went to Google Maps to find reviews, just as a friendly favor, because …
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buzzmachine.com » BuzzMachine - Aug 1, 2008
Steve Smith, editor of the Spokesman-Review, writes an eloquent elegy for the newspaperman and his myth. Something is coming, some turn in the media universe, a turn in the future of my newspaper. A turn that will …
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buzzmachine.com » BuzzMachine - Jul 28, 2008
The Star-Ledger in New Jersey just broadcast its first live, daily noon news show on the web and I’m delighted to report that it bears no resemblance to television. That was the point. Ledger Live - 07-28-08 When my …
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buzzmachine.com » BuzzMachine - Jul 28, 2008
At a Berkman center session last week about supporting investigative and international reporting, I talked about the link economy v. content economy and at lunch, one of the participants asked what the link economy …
Also tagged: default, newarchitecture, linkeconomy
buzzmachine.com » BuzzMachine - Jul 24, 2008
In the fits of wishful thinking we hear about the fate of newspapers, one of the most common is that papers will go private and be taken off that mean and nasty stock market. But there are no white knights. Read this …
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buzzmachine.com » BuzzMachine - Jul 23, 2008
(this is a restored post; comments lost) The other day (and again in my upcoming Guardian column) I quoted Telegraph digital head Edward Roussel speculating about shifting his paper’s platforms — business, sales …
Also tagged: platform, default, newspapers, newarchitecture, wwgd
buzzmachine.com » BuzzMachine - Jul 21, 2008
My Guardian column this week reprises the discussion from my post about Google as the new pressroom and then adds some thoughts about news organizations sharing open-source platforms. Snippet: The Guardian is spending …
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buzzmachine.com » BuzzMachine - Jul 20, 2008
Yesterday, I was on a panel with Terry Heaton at the Public Radio News Directors’ annual confab in Washington. Topic: blogging. Terry and I were almost through with opening tap dances when a hotheaded curmudgeon in the …
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buzzmachine.com » BuzzMachine - Jul 18, 2008
Jay Rosen has been worrying about curmudgeons. I’ve developed a different attitude. I try to just ignore them and if I can’t, I yell at them. The other day, I was on the phone with a few consultants who were getting …
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