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The Gapper gap

Posted by Jeff Jarvis on 18/10/2009

(Note: I’m going to link to the Financial Times three times in this post. You’re allowed two views a month at FT.com before being forced to register. If you’re conserving, I suggest you read the second two FT links.)The Financial Times’ John Gapper gave my book a bad review b ...

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The collaboration economy

Posted by Jeff Jarvis on 16/10/2009

Two events of recent days underscore for me how old-media executives are not comprehending the collaboration economy: how it adds value, how it creates efficiency, how it operates under new currencies. Add this to the other blind spots these old media powers have about the new economic reality: the ...

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News Forbidden City

Posted by Jeff Jarvis on 09/10/2009

I found this Associated Press story this morning because of a tweet and then I retweeted adding value along the way, a one-word reason to read it: “Fools.” Many retweets ensued leading to many more readers. Welcome to the future of content distribution, the new newsstand, if you ask me. ...

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On All Things Considered

Posted by Jeff Jarvis on 07/10/2009

NPR media correspondent David Folkenflik came to CUNY to report on the effort to find new business models for news, including our Knight Foundation funded presentation at the Aspen Institute. It turned into a bit of a profile of yours truly.

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The open EU

Posted by Jeff Jarvis on 05/10/2009

I got email this morning from someone getting ready to present to the European Parliament on the changes in journalism from their perspective. He said: “Given the shift to hyper-local journalism, being a supra-national body seems to be a problem. It is a particular problem for the EP in that i ...

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