Are the New Media Overturning the Old? Or Will the Old Own the New?

By Jason Kichline in Business on February 11, 2008

With presidential debates on YouTube, bloggers on NBC and Facebook as the networking platform of choice, new media is marching into new spaces. At the same time, “old” media are morphing the new ones into hard-nosed business models. Witness Fox with MySpace. Will the old moguls own the new?

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Jason Kichline is ScribeMedia's project manager. He likes typos, fast food and MacGyver like solutions to life's nagging problems.

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One comment for “Are the New Media Overturning the Old? Or Will the Old Own the New?”

  1. does anyone knows if there is any other information about this subject in other languages?

    Posted by Yurtdisi Egitim | February 23, 2008, 10:54 am

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