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new media
It’s More Than The Business Model
Breitbart at the Tea Party Convention. There were several dozen MSM reporters present. Gotta love it.Click here to view the embedded video. Breitbart at the Tea Party Convention. There were several dozen MSM reporters present. Gotta love it.
More on Newspapers and Aggregators
If newspapers ultimately survive, they might owe a debt of gratitude not only to Rupert Murdoch (as Patrick Maines suggested here recently), but also to two brothers who have combined their expertise in economics and the law to analyze the problem and come up with a potential solution. As I wrote...
Keeping Kids Safe Online
Everyone, it seems, has had a hand in trying to keep children safe online. For more than a decade, various groups and individuals representing parents, children, educators, law enforcement, government, and industry have weighed in with suggestions. Now, however, a worthwhile report has...
Sanjana Hattotuwa
I’ve been inundated with links on how new media is helping us understand what’s going on in Iran after its recently held Presidential elections. In order to understand the broader context of who uses new media in Iran, why and how, the Berkman Centre’s Mapping Iran’s Online ...
Louisiana Senate Bill 277 is Scheduled for Vote in Lousiana House on June 22
The Louisiana House of Representatives has scheduled Senate Bill 277 for a vote in the House of Representatives on Monday June 22, 2009. Senate Bill 277 is, of course, the renewal and extension of the digital interactive media business/tax incentive program. Between now and then, please...
