Tag Archives: “Jay Rosen”

Let’s kill Interruptive ads

Posted on September 19, 2010 by Doc Searls

The Web is not television, and I would like online advertisers and publications to stop treating the Web like it is. Interruptive ads such as this one at Salon… … are meant to get 100% click-through rates, I suppose. But … Continue reading →

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The market for explainables

Posted on March 8, 2010 by Doc Searls

News Without the Narrative Needed to Make Sense of the News: What I Will Say at SXSW is where and how Jay Rosen lays out his current thinking on new agendas for whatever journalism will become after we’re done with … Continue reading →

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Journalism and Net Nativity

Posted on May 26, 2009 by Doc Searls

I don’t go to TV for Journalism any more, even though I’m sure there’s plenty left: needles scattered thorugh a haystack of channels and program schedules that have become so hard to navigate on satellite and cable systems that it’s … Continue reading →

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Does fine wine have traffic?

Posted on December 24, 2008 by Doc Searls

Dave naming Jay Rosen Blogger of the Year made me think of wine. As I said in a comment to Dave’s post, Jay is a sommelier of fine links. Especially in his tweets. They are always interesting, always helpful at … Continue reading →

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