AFP story, published on here on Yahoo 11/15/09.
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Rupert Murdoch, who is considering charging internet users a fee to read stories from his newspapers, is accusing Google "of 'stealing' from his vast newspaper empire" and is threatening to "block the search engine from accessing its content."
The newspaper industry, hurting for revenues in the age of the free Internet news content, is carefully watching Murdoch's moves. Will this be the beginning of a new strategy to increase revenues? Or is it a misguided move that will simply shut Murdoch's "news" organizations (Wall Street Journal, New York Post, Fox News, among many others) out of the vast world of advertising and readers that Google's search engine can deliver?
Showing posts with label google. Show all posts
Showing posts with label google. Show all posts
Sunday, November 15, 2009
How Google is Remaking the Media Landscape
Prolific author and N.Y. Times Columnist Ken Auleta speaks about his latest book Googled: The End of the World as We Know It on WYNC's Leonard Lopate Show.
A fascinating account of Google's rise and its impact on our culture and media landscape, including the newspaper, television, telephone, and advertising industries.
Listen at around Min 11:00 when he talks about why these changes pose serious challenges to independent journalism, investigative reporting, and issues like keeping those in power honest. "If newspapers continue to shrivel...you lose something...the blogosphere does not substitute for that"
Cloud computing is also discussed at minute 17:00.
Watch an excerpt (not the whole interview)
A fascinating account of Google's rise and its impact on our culture and media landscape, including the newspaper, television, telephone, and advertising industries.
Listen at around Min 11:00 when he talks about why these changes pose serious challenges to independent journalism, investigative reporting, and issues like keeping those in power honest. "If newspapers continue to shrivel...you lose something...the blogosphere does not substitute for that"
Cloud computing is also discussed at minute 17:00.
Watch an excerpt (not the whole interview)
Friday, October 2, 2009
The David Letterman Affair
Old Media meets New Media in revelation of sordid late-night affair!
Read all about it. David Letterman's affair backlash.
Letterman admits to affair. Fans are abuzz trying to "spoil" the story by "sleuthing" all over the web for details. "video search: letterman affair"
Old media CBS is protective, plays cat & mouse game with YouTubers, keeps video confession off cyber-air-waves.No mention of on-air confession on Letterman's show web page. Comments section is on fire!
Twitter's buzzing. Search #letterman.
Blogs are buzzing. Type "blog:david letterman affair" in Google search for 50,000 returns.
Read all about it. David Letterman's affair backlash.
Letterman admits to affair. Fans are abuzz trying to "spoil" the story by "sleuthing" all over the web for details. "video search: letterman affair"
Old media CBS is protective, plays cat & mouse game with YouTubers, keeps video confession off cyber-air-waves.No mention of on-air confession on Letterman's show web page. Comments section is on fire!
Twitter's buzzing. Search #letterman.
Blogs are buzzing. Type "blog:david letterman affair" in Google search for 50,000 returns.
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