With a hat tip to ReadWriteWeb and Marshall Kirkpatrick, I thought I’d pass along this poignant video of the end of an era. A nearly 150-year-old Denver newspaper printed its final edition yesterday. I wonder how many more times we’ll see this happen over the next few months. I also can’t help but wonder if [...]
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I read with great interest a recent post from one of my favorite social media bloggers, Chris Brogan, on USA Today, CNN Headline News and the world of bite-sized media. His observations of the two media giants won’t be revelatory to most media veterans, but they do serve as timely reminders. Are you offering your [...]
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Sometimes, Mark takes the words right out of my mouth or reads my mind or says what I couldn’t quite articulate or whatever. This is one of those times. His latest post on the future of the program director’s job delves into what I’ve been moving toward in my own position for several months now. [...]
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In my anecdotal research, I’ve found the younger the person I talk to, the higher the likelihood I find someone who doesn’t listen to the radio – at all. Most are quickly becoming accustomed to getting the content they want exactly when they want it. Radio listening, by and large, doesn’t give them that versatility. [...]
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