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FUTURISTS ENVISION THE NEWSPAPER IN 2020
Published by October 18th, 2007 in Andrew Nachison, Chris Bisco, Craig Newmark, Flavio Ferrari, Gerd Finkbeiner, Jeff Jarvis, Juan Antonio Giner, Mario Garcia, Michael Rauynord, Moritz Wuttke, Richard Watson, Rob Curley, Robert Cauthorn, Robert Picard, Roger Black, Stephen Gray, Stig Eiude Siversten, Takashi Ishioka, Tomas Brunegård and innovation. 1 CommentJEFF JARVIS AND THE iPHONE OF THE FUTURE
Published by October 8th, 2007 in Apple, Jeff Jarvis and iPhone. 0 Comments
Now that Jeff Jarvis seems so impressed by his son’s iPhone, let me give you my first quarterly report about mine:
1. Yes, Jeff, it’s a marvelous tool.
2. I will buy it again, and again.
3. But, it needs longer batteries.
4. The screen has to be bigger.
5. The whole thing needs to be thinner.
6. And, [...]
TINA BROWN, CARLOS SORIA, JEFF JARVIS AND INTERNS, INTERNS, INTERNS
Published by July 21st, 2007 in Al Trivino, Burda, Carlo Campos, Carlos Soria, Chiqui Esteban, Christian Oliver, Daniel Lozano, David LaFontaine, Denny Brack, Eduardo Tessler, Felipe Lamus, Gabriel Sama, Guillermo Nagore, Guy Smith, Interns, Ismael Nafria, Janine Warner, Javier Errea, Jeff Jarvis, Jorge Heili, Jose Antonio Ferris, Juan Senor, MTV, Michael Agar, Pablo Errea, Pablo Ramirez, Rob Beynon, Robin Gould, Sophie Bougneres, Tina Brown and innovation. 0 Comments
Jeff Jarvis has been in Germany consulting for Burda and he is very impressed by the quality of their young interns:
I’ve been told that the secret to MTV’s success is that it is reallly run by its interns.
Having interns and giving them the respect to both train them and listen to them [...]
THE MURDOCH-BANCROFT DEAL
Published by June 26th, 2007 in Bancrofts, Bloomberg, Doew Jones, Jeff Jarvis, Ken Auletta, Murdch, Reuters, THE NEW YORKER, THE WALL STREET JOURNAL and Thompson. 0 Comments
Ken Auletta, media correspondent from The New Yorker, writes a long story about the Murdoch bid for Dow Jones.
Read it and you will see how the deal is almost done.
Money, money, money.
Don’t be confused.
The Bancrofts don’t care about quality journalism.
They never re-invested their profits.
They were there just for the easy and big dividends.
While Dow [...]
IS GOOGLE KILLING OUR NEWSPAPERS? NO.
Published by May 31st, 2007 in American universities, Google, Jeff Jarvis, San Francisco Chronicle and killing newspapers. 0 Comments
Read this amazing column by a journalism professor to undestand why so many newspapers and journalists still don’t have a clue about Google and what news aggregators do.
If this is the case, how can a serious newspaper publish such a piece?
Jeff Jarvis goes ballistic and responds here for all of us:
“Don’t blame Google for [...]
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