Via Teri Abel here is the superb Scott Campbell‘s take on ways to destroy ideas.
Monthly Archives: December 2009
WSJ goes nuts
WSJ Home page with ad, originally uploaded by LanceWiggs. Horror upon horrors – my $151 annual subscription could not save me from a half page advertisement on WSJ.com. I do find it amusing that Intel finds it necessary to spend this much to tell the world that they are helping schools. In today’s social media …
Google’s Schmidt responds to Murdoch – and well
Google’s Eric Schmidt has written an op editorial in the Murdoch owned Wall Street Journal. The best paragraph is where Eric gently explains to Murdoch, in his own newspaper, exactly how Google is helping and not hindering the news industry. Microsoft, for all its offers to pay for exclusive rights to New Limited’s content, knows …
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125 links is completely unusable PriceSpy
I lost count – but there are about 125 links on the PriceSpy homepage. It means that I have absolutely no idea what to do on the page – except to leave. and so I did – but I took a picture first.
Murdoch, Microsoft and mad men
While I sit near the TV refusing to watch myself on Media7 (I’m sure co-panelist Julie Starr was excellent), here are some notes that I wrote in preparation for the recording of the show last night. The wider topic of how news media will make money and survive online and offline is wide and deep …
NBR’s Barry Colman replies
Tonight I appear on Russell Brown’s Media7 as part of a panel with Julie Starr on Murdoch, Google and so on. I’ll post about that soon – it was an interesting and fun first time TV experience. Yesterday however, Chris Keall and Barry Colman got in touch, and Barry sent me the letter below. It’s …
