Traditional Media x Digital Media
We had a great time yesterday speaking at the Salt Lake County about social media.
Every time I speak about this though, some people come and talk about the end of newspaper or tv.
I try to explain that we are in a morphing stage more than anything else.
I like to quote the guys from Biztrat:
While it's true that blogs and wikis and user-generated content seem to be consuming the net, there is no danger of losing our print publications.
We need to be aware of all of our options - using the Internet, reading books, subscribing to blogs and magazines. The citizens of the world need to express themselves - online and in print; on TV and on the radio; in whatever form is best suited to their message. Most often - it's many forms. It's a variety of platforms.
Every time I speak about this though, some people come and talk about the end of newspaper or tv.
I try to explain that we are in a morphing stage more than anything else.
I like to quote the guys from Biztrat:
While it's true that blogs and wikis and user-generated content seem to be consuming the net, there is no danger of losing our print publications.
We need to be aware of all of our options - using the Internet, reading books, subscribing to blogs and magazines. The citizens of the world need to express themselves - online and in print; on TV and on the radio; in whatever form is best suited to their message. Most often - it's many forms. It's a variety of platforms.
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del.icio.us
Digg it
Furl
Linkroll
ma.gnolia
Spurl
tagtooga
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