Out of touch?
Jim Kennedy, Associated Press, points out that the group of experts gathering at the conference is amazed but what DJ Spooky...
Read MoreBusiness issues
If TNS Media Intelligence is right, the local newspaper advertising revenues grew in 2003 by 13.4%, the national by 5.8%, the...
Read MoreMulti-tasking and trust metrics?
The Mediamorphosis conference team just showed a “video briefing” indicating that simultaneous usage of...
Read MoreCapturing Ideas
The earlier session got me thinking about new media/old media. This WebIQ software is a new media thing. Everyone is posting...
Read MoreThe Pepsi Challenge
The room has been divided into three sections… Three teams are tasked with figuring out the issues and problems with...
Read MoreDistintermediation: The future
Did anyone in the last panel mention that one of the challenges facing “big media” is the disintermediation of...
Read MoreBlogs. What are they? What do they mean?
Per Kos. Blogging is about communities of people who get to determine what they talk about, how, where. Open The Network,...
Read MoreNew Tools: Tracking events online
There’s a fierce debate raging about blogs vs. media businesses and it seems like the wrong conversation. Bloggers can...
Read MorekEEP POSTING
Good discussion beginning here–with slow slowness on the part of blogs.com which we are addressing. Keep posting!...
Read MoreEvent Multi-Tasking
Howard Reingold points out that discussion is part of news consumption – particularly around major events. Some...
Read MoreTrust – of all things
Echoed by Horwitz (Earning the right to filter your news), Rheingold (certain amount of trust capital) and Klein (the urge to...
Read MoreAssertions, evidence and ethics
A quick riff on Esther’s point about journalistic ethics: The problems of the world are too complex to be solved by...
Read MoreCan Blogs be Controlled?
Wilkinson mentioned “controlling the dialogue”. Right there, he taps into the most consequential split between...
Read MoreIs blogging dangerous?
Bohrman: Blogging is a potential cesspool of information. Sandy Close: It’s not just bloggers–how about the...
Read MoreThe challenge of authenticity
As George Burns once said about authenticity, “if you can fake that, you’ve got it made.” Current big media...
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