jeff jarvis
The new divide: Walled v. open
Image via Wikipedia I have not been paying a lot of attention to Jeff Jarvis lately – but his recent post hit home. Maybe it was the friendly objection via a co-workers tweet to my re-tweet, but either way – this is a good read. Here are a few of the better quotes IMO: The [...]
CEO's, API, live blogging and barcamps
After our CEO Chuck decided to live blog the API Summit – it stirred up some interesting convo. Some was positive, some not so much, but I think the end result will be very good. He posted a very nice summary on his blog. From the “non-CEO crowd”, there was my buddy Jason. He’s also [...]
How would Google compete with Google?
This is a great article on Jeff Jarvis’s site about WWGD (what would google do) if they were competing against itself. So how should we compete with Google or at least challenge its monopoly? Openness. I’ve argued for sometime that we need an open-source ad infrastructure. If the rest of the world other than Google [...]
"Networked Journalism" and Pulling Together Data
Jeff Jarvis is just hitting on all cylinders all the time! His post today nails a point I know we’ve been talking about at the company I work for around the idea of “networked journalism” and building data repositories in a easy to use manner. “Among the tools for networked journalism I’m wishing for is [...]
Who wants to own content?
I found an interesting blog post by Jeff Jarvis from Aug. of 2005 this morning called “Who wants to own content?” (If you’re not familiar with Jeff, he writes a blog called Buzz Machine which focuses on media and news) In this model, newspapers have a problem: They want to control information and the means [...]
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