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Most famous for his articles about Joe DiMaggio, Dean Martin, and Frank Sinatra, Gay Talese describes the deleterious effects that recording devices, hollowed expense accounts, and an emphasis on ‘indoor life’ have had on the writing process. Talese does a fantastic job of illustrating the point on how technology has impacted journalism.
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Non-linearity of technology adoption. [cdixon.org] Great piece about complement effects and technology adoption by Chris Dixon. I’ve learned more about business, investing, and entrepreneurship from VC bloggers than perhaps I could have from any MBA program. Okay that’s a stretch, but I heave learned a great deal from investors like Chris Dixon, Fred Wilson, and [...]
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At the cusp of contact info convergence. [The Rik Notes]
On the link economy. [Jeff Jarvis]
FLYP’s James Gaines Offers Old Media A New Way Of Thinking About Online Content. [Media Bistro]
The Real-Time Web Is Not Hype: We Are All Traders Now. [RWW]
AP contradiction: Move forward but restore. [Steve Buttry]
The Most Interesting New Tech Startup of 2009. [...]
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From NPR’s On The Media. For the full Copyright Flack transcript visit NPR.
With the AP’s new news DRM distribution system and the struggling newspaper industry, NPR and First Amendment lawyer David Marburger discusses the redistribution of the news and the U.S. Copyright Act.
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You Tube launched the YouTube Reporters’ Center on Monday, June 28 as a hub for teaching citizen journalists to become better reporters by providing interviews and instructional videos with tips and advice for better news reporting.
For YouTube, it’s a great strategy. YouTube Reporters’ Center augments their growing news reporting programming presence on the web influenced [...]
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AVC: Aggregate, Curate, Publish to Create Local Media.
YouTube Blog: Mobile uploads to YouTube increase exponentially.
Crain’s: Les Hinton calls Google ‘digital vampire.’
Scobilizer: The newspaper industry just gave away another free meal.
Nieman Journalism Lab: Chat with Steve Brill.
Tech Crunch: The Twitter cycle: curiosity, abandonment, addiction.
Wired: The Nike experiment, the power of personal metrics.
Ars Technica: Australian ‘Net filter [...]
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