Over at the P2P Foundation (a resource for trends and technologies related to participatory culture) there is a great video of Ethan Zuckerman discussing citizen Journalism and Global Voices a Citizen Journalism project he co-founded. While at LunchoverIP, Bruno Giussani talks about the three ingredients for the future of Journalism. (Originally published in KnightForum)
Zuckerman talks [...]
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Listen – Share
Posted in Radio on April 13, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Recently there has been some talk about radio station web sites and how streaming on those sites is ranked by the rating group Arbitron. At the time I’d commented that stations should just ignore Arbitron and do what’s in the long term interest of their business – certainly advertisers are willing to pay for effective [...]
API’s – a new way to build use and brand
Posted in Radio on March 23, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Just as quick link to James Cridland at ”bloggy blogg blog” for an interesting example of how API’s create awareness and value around content.
He suggests that Twitter took off in part because they included an API so that other developers could take information from their system and present it in ways they never considered [...]
News from the Asterisk world that Mexuar has announced a click to call button that can be embedded on web pages, in email and as part of banners – allowing users are connected in less than 10 seconds without the use of any special client software.
Sure click to call has been around for a while [...]
Mark Ramsey makes the case for radio stations personalizing charitable campaigns because it increases giving.
While that’s good for the charity it doesn’t do much to set stations apart from other media which is important to establish a unique relationship between the charity and station, or with listeners and station.
It’s not that I disagree with personalizing [...]
Over at Hear2 Mark Ramsey suggests about NetFlix foray into digital delivery is a model for radio business models.
What’s interesting about the NetFlix entry is that it’s a preemptive change. Their customers are not ready to adopt downloading movies on mass – but the rise of video sharing sites means that if NetFlix doesn’t put [...]
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