The real reason newspapers are endangered
SiliconBeat: Competing with Craigslist Craigs has taken $50-60 million away from newspapers in classified ad revenues. Once again, the net makes money disappear.
posted by Richard Koman @ 3:28 AM
open.communication.blog
Blogs and social networking software are enabling all content to be public. Journalism should embrace this, and the act of publishing pushes the "former audience" as Dan Gillmor says towards the realm of publishing. This decade 'journalism' is the online paradigm. Richard Koman::rkoman(at)gmail(dot)com
Monday, January 10, 2005
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