What the Great Depression and two World Wars could not humble, we’re now supposed to believe has been brought to its knees by fibre optic cable and hi-speed Internet access? The former Bush Administration is not the only group guilty of revisionist history. Newspapers, magazines and book publishers die off weekly by the dozens globally [...]
Gutenberg The Last Print Innovator (Reprise)
Posted on 31 July 2009 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: bleeding millions in cash weekly, book publishers, Boston Globe, Bush Administration, business model never changed, die off weekly by the dozens globally, fibre optic cable and hi-speed Internet access, Great Depression, Gutenberg, magazines, New York Times, newspapers, revisionist history, San Francisco Chronicle, The Last Print Innovator, The P-I (Post-Intelligencer) Seattle’s only daily newsp, The Rocky Mountain News, Tucson Arizona’s Citizen
0 to 50,000+ in Under 24 Hours
Posted on 12 March 2009 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: 300000 followers, @JamieandLouise, @TheEllenShow, all the cool celebrity kids are using it, BBC, CNBC Europe, Dalai Lama’s Twitter account, Ellen DeGeneris, Jamie Owen, Jay Leno, later revealed to be a fake, Louise Elliot, Media Tweets, Meet the Press host David Gregory, NBC, NBC’s oldest and most famous news program, newsfotainment, President Barack and Michelle Obama, serious business, Stephen Fry, The Jamie and Louise Show, The Rocky Mountain News, Twitter, Wales, Welsh versions of US news anchor Brian Williams and Tod, Wolf Blitzer of CNN
Media Tweets are Serious Business
What sounds like an expensive turbo-charged sports car is actually the social media platform Twitter and all the cool celebrity kids are using it to build an audience. In this recession, with the shuttering of The Rocky Mountain News, huge newspapers on financial life support and advertisers pulling back on network [...]
















































