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NSFW: Trust me on the sunscreen (and the future of journalism)

Excellent! This is the point I have wanted to make with regard to real journalism.

I am convinced that there needs to be either state funding for journalism or some independent financier needs to make this case to the public. If the Kindle were $150 I’d have a subscription to the NYTimes, Newsweek and The Economist right along side my Atlantic Monthly and Wired.

Seriously, I won’t miss the two page ads and classifieds at all.

Posted at 10:48am and tagged with: journalism, Journalists, kindle, wired, newsweek, nytimes, techcrunch,.

There’s a horribly pompous misconception amongst bloggers that they are somehow ‘taking on the mainstream media’….after camera phone dude helps us establish that the plane has crashed, who can we trust to tell us why it happened?

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Saw this on Digg (don’t judge me) and couldn’t agree more.

Posted at 12:27am and tagged with: digg, online, journalism,.

via imgur.com
Saw this on Digg (don’t judge me) and couldn’t agree more.

I am reminded of conversation in Ghost Busters:

Janine Melnitz: You’re very handy, I can tell. I bet you like to read a lot, too.
Dr. Egon Spengler: Print is dead.

Print may be dead or dying but I find it hard to believe that there isn’t a way to monetize relevant news media. I suppose the problem really is that we don’t read anymore.

Government sponsored Kindle ownership anyone?

Posted at 11:58am and tagged with: Journalism, Media, Journalists,.