Buzzmachine on the AP News fiasco
If you’re interested at all in the newspaper industry, you should read these posts by Jeff Jarvis.
- A proposal to the Associated Press: A link ethic
- AP, hole, dig
- Hey, Saul
- The link economy v. the content economy
- Whither the AP
Today’s standdown doesn’t reduce the impact of his points at all.
“The internet is a connection machine. It’s not medium or a market, though it supports them. Instead, it adds a new dimension of links over society, connecting people with information, action, and each other. It is in those connections that value is created, efficiency is found, knowledge is grown, and relationships are formed. Every link and every click is a connection… .”
—Jeff Jarvis
I think that’s going to be a good book.
I think that’s going to be a good book.
“[A] simple cup of coffee, nothing in it and no room for anything, thank you.”
—BuzzMachine » Blog Archive » Is Starbucks a spa or our third place? Is it Barack or Hillary?
That’s the way I like it too. Good post, by the way. [UPDATE: Oops, had the wrong quote in there. Fixed, now it’ll make sense.]
That’s the way I like it too. Good post, by the way. [UPDATE: Oops, had the wrong quote in there. Fixed, now it’ll make sense.]
One of them is right/wrong.
[Pundits] predict that once Obama wins and Hillary is out of the way … the press will start attacking him. I don’t believe that. They’ll continue to slather over him until he gets into the White House. And then we’ll just see whether they finally start doing their job.
Senator Obama is Jimmy Carter, without the experience. Carter, without the United States Naval Academy education.
He’s going to win Texas and Ohio on Tuesday, and lose to John McCain in November.