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If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!In case you happen to be a journalist and Jeff Jarvis still has you thinking that newspaper problems are your fault, take a look at the New York Times from July, 1980 (and if you like catchy headlines, they don’t come […]
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What value do newspapers add to information? A couple of days ago, I bookmarked this piece on product placement, from the New York Times. Basically, it’s about coffee cups appearing on the desk during a local morning news show in Las Vegas.
The Las Vegas Sun reported it first on Monday:
Oooooooh, they’re calling out your name.
Two cups of McDonald’s […]
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Jeff Jarvis pitches up this idea:
What if newspapers handed over much of their work to Google? Edward [Roussel of the Telegraph] reasoned that Google already is the key distributor online. He said that Google is great at technology and newspapers aren’t and for the future, where are the best technologists going to go? Google.
Google is also […]
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