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Murdoch and the story of digital paper
Just wanted to share this since I’ve previously blogged on Rupert Murdoch’s attempt on gaining credible share in e-newspapers. Contrary to the demeaning approach of Techcrunch, I like Murdoch’s persistence trials. I mean, someone’s got to figure out the money for newspapers, right? Murdoch’s New iPaper: One Last Tragic Roll Of The Digital Dice News Corp. plans [...]
Where is Media industry heading? 2010 predictions
A look at the LATimes’ 2010 predictions: Another turbulent year ahead for media- Our crystal ball says: Jay Leno will leave prime time; MGM will finally be sold; Disney will discover video games; and maybe somebody will figure out how to make money on online content. Like Unlike
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