Will Bono’s next gig be World Bank president? I seriously doubt it, but this story is getting some serious press at the moment.
Rebecca McKinnon:
Media Center (at API) Conference data dump. Very pithy quote: “The question of whether ‘mainstream media’ will survive, or whether it should survive, or in what form, or how, is irrelevant. I don’t care. I’m sick of arguments about that.
What I care about is whether journalism – the process of hunting down factual information and verifying it – survives and thrives somewhere, somehow.”
Cam Barrett isn’t very keen
about podcasting. I have to say I share his concerns. In the past week or so I’ve been looking into podcasting and I’ve listened to a bunch of podcasts, and I just don’t get it. I see it as a novelty – fun, but ultimately not as useful or interesting as blogging. Plus, the content is invisible to search engines, doesn’t allow for hyperlinks, and frankly I don’t get any heightened sense of “personality” or immediacy than I do from people’s written blog entries.
Blork has posted a wrap-up
of the insanity last night at the regular YULBlog gathering at La Cabane: Media madness…
The talk of the weblog world
South of the border is about a story by Declan McCullagh at News.com: The coming crackdown on blogging. It’s an interview with Bradley Smith, a commissioner of the Federal Election Commission. They’re talking about regulating internet publications under the advertising limits. Very strange.
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