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Rebooting the News #48
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Rebooting the News #47
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Rebooting the News #46
Notes and scraps for Reboot #46 In Podcast on March 29, 2010 by Jay Rosen
How big is a nugget of news? Dave has an answer.
Jay: The Wall Street Journal will charge $17.99 a month for the Journal on the iPad. That’s $215 a year. For the print edition delivered to your home or office plus online access to wsj.com, the yearly rate is $140. Does anyone understand this pricing? Dave says it’s a case of the Steve Jobs reality distortion field. It’s about his art, as Doc Searls wrote in 1997.
I met with someone from the London Times last week. They announced recently that their paywall will go up in June. Based on my conversation with her, the staff is not ready for what this will mean.
PressThink has done well with How the Backchannel Has Changed the Game for Conference Panelists. Its another way of explaining “audience atomization overcome.”
Somewhat related: Jake Tapper is hosting ABC’s This Week on Sunday morning. And he began live tweeting the show this week, and he was also very active in soliciting ideas and suggestions for the program. You can see some of it at this feed.
Face the Nation is forced to adopt my simple fix for the Sunday shows by the distortions and inventions of Republican Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann.
From: http://rebootnews.com/2010/03/29/notes-and-scraps-for-reboot-46/
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Rebooting the News #45
Jay was sick today so I scrambled and got the great Jonathan Glick to fill his chair in the studio.
Glick started his career at iVillage then became the chief technical guy at the NY Times under Martin Nisenholtz. We worked together then but didn’t know each other. After several stops he’s now landed as CEO of a startup called TLists. (If Scoble doesn’t already know about them, he will soon!)
http://mp3.morningcoffeenotes.com/reboot10Mar22.mp3
In today’s podcast we talked about Internet platforms and the struggles small vendors to co-exist and vendors to be fair. TLists exists in Twitter’s ecosystem. It was a hot discussion and left many questions unanswered. Hope to have Jon on the show again (and this is a reminder that we should try to rotate through the founders of some of NY’s new crop of tech CEOs, they’re all interesting people).
And to Jay –> Hope you feel better sooon! (Everyone seems to get sick after SXSW.)
From: http://rebootnews.com/2010/03/22/rebooting-the-news-45/
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Rebooting the News #44
Topics include: Jake Tapper, problems with WordPress, Thursday evening meetup, Dave pre-orders an iPad, Jessica Roy, general mayhem.
http://www.scripting.com/stories/2010/03/15/todaysRebootingTheNewsPodc.html
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Rebooting the News #43
Notes for Reboot 43 In Podcast on March 8, 2010 by Jay Rosen
A few items for today’s show:
The Local: East Village was announced since the last time we did the show.
Dave has an idea for where the money is in local news.
Dave’s items:
Real time search
What is Apple up to.
Why We’re Giving Away Our Reporting Recipe. The bosses at ProPublica explain their decision to release their reporting recipe: How You Can Investigate Your State’s Oversight of Its Nurses and Other Licensed Professionals.
The Police Department in NYC is moving in a progressive direction with its proposed rules about who gets press credentials.
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