ScribeLabs and ScribeMedia.org are happy to announce the launch of The Future Journalism Project.
This Web-based video series will explore the present state, current disruption and future possibilities of American journalism from a variety of perspectives.
The Super Bowl was the most watched event in American television history. Thank God for beer and advertising.
Advice for publishers when competing for Ad dollars from brand marketers.
Freewheel.tv, the video ad serving company founded by former Doubleclick employees, is kicking Doubleclick butt.
Shallow thoughts for the most recent episode of Naked Media, which featured Randall Rothenberg, President of the IAB, Dina Kaplan, co-founder of Blip.TV, and Steven Rosenbaum, CEO of Magnify.net.
Our goal at Streaming Media West 2009 was to sit down with as many thought leaders in the online video space as possible in order to determine what is working, what isn’t working and what might work in the near feature. Join us in a series of 8-15 minute interviews.
What is the best way to leverage the branding, marketing and communications possibilities provided by social networking tools? Faris Yakob has a surprisingly simple answer.
CNN seems to have bought into the more is better concept. Last night, while watching the Obama announcement from West Point to authorize more troops in Afghanistan, I counted 15 people in the CNN “war room”. Jesus. Do we really need a 15 second sound byte from every single talking head on the CNN roster?
Mathias Dopfner, CEO of German media giant Axel Springer, argues that the Huffington Post, like other new media outlets, is a derivative publication, benefiting from the time, money and effort traditional news organizations spend on covering world events and breaking news.
How do we engage online audiences so that they advocate our cause? What do we do if they steer off message? And what do carrotmobs have to do with any of this.
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