NYT's David Carr on the Future of Journalism
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- Опубліковано 5 бер 2014
- "New York Times" columnist David Carr and Bloomberg Media chairman Andrew Lack discuss how technology is making media more interesting, not less. Carr is the inaugural Andrew R. Lack Professor at Boston University's College of Communication.
[00:42] The Meaning of the Andrew R. Lack Professorship
[02:38] Impossible Predictions
[05:31] Is This Year's Model Next Year's Model?
[10:44] The Seven Most Important Stories in Western Civilization
[12:14] Good Journalism Can Thrive in New Media
[15:35] Is New Media Already Old Media?
[18:04] Is There Too Much Information and Too Little Thought?
[22:42] The Renaissance of the Physical Object
[24:33] David's Nightly Diversions
[27:24] Jobs in Journalism: Yes, It's Still Hard
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Though this is 8 years ago, these gentlemen are so sharp in defining new #journalism, that I'm going to watch this more than once, & keep it for future reference. We in #indiemedia need motivational references like these, to meditate, & conceptualize on.
#indiemedia is like a hobby to me online, & I'm developing my own news service here in the #Caribbean, centered on #Twitter & now UA-cam, plus adding Haitian Kreyol translation capabilities, to my Spanish translation service. And now everything seems to be merging, with the impending military intervention in #Haiti, which also thanks to my military background, our #indiemedia will be able to cover/analyze from our side of #Hispaniola. Timing helps plus intellectual curiosity on the way.
Incredible
Over saturation
(BuzzFeed Lays Off Dozens of HuffPost Staffers, Site Lost More Than $20M Last Year) When you bet on Millenials you will always be disappointed. Get woke, go broke... How many multi-billion dollar bets were placed on new media outlets that are now gone or basically hemorrhaging money & worthless shells? One good point they make, read books or watch TV, it's a better choice. -March 9, 2021