Recovering Journalist: Apple’s Tabula Rasa
Tuesday, 5 January 2010, 09:08
Mark Potts: "it's important not to look at the forthcoming tablet through the prism of individual media types. Most of those speculating about Apple's tablet aren't thinking big enough. They're concentrating on narrow possibilities—it could be a book reader! It could play movies!—without seeing the much bigger picture of what Apple may be on the verge of creating. To its users, it will be: All Of The Above. And that's huge."
AP: Google CEO: Vast Web changes coming within 5 years
Saturday, 24 October 2009, 12:59
"A Web where Chinese is the dominant language, and connections are so fast that distinctions between audio, video and text are blurred is perhaps just five years away, the head of Google said Wednesday…"
Tuesday, 15 January 2008, 23:33
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"Borrell reports that Internet “pure plays” like Google grabbed 43.7% of that $8.5 billion. Newspapers tallied 33.4%, while broadcast TV took just 9.3%."
Tuesday, 15 January 2008, 23:33
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"Borrell reports that Internet “pure plays” like Google grabbed 43.7% of that $8.5 billion. Newspapers tallied 33.4%, while broadcast TV took just 9.3%."
Sunday, 23 December 2007, 10:43
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Martin Newland on convergence: "’Badly done, it hits journalism, shuts down bureaux, reduces public interest and sells out in the long term to a short attention span. You create a wider but shallower content pool and your core brand suffers."
Monday, 29 October 2007, 01:11
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Editorial Photographers UK blog rips Roy Greenslade, Jeff Jarvis, Shane Richmond (and Jeremy Dear for good measure) over the NUJ convergence row: "[W]hat’s so cutting-edge, high tech and future-proof about any of these people’s work?"
Wednesday, 27 June 2007, 09:24
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Ben Hammersley: "[W]hile there’s more news available to you, you’re much less likely to know how it was made. … I think it’s easier, and more productive in the end, to do what my maths teacher was always forlornly begging me to do, and show my working."
