Who Will Pay the Messengers?
Q&A Silver responding to Larry Grossman’s skepticism – other countries have made Internet access accessible. We just need to copy other successful political movements to make this happen. I cannot help but agree with with Larry Grossman. Ellen Goodman believes that the case just has to be made. But the reality is that the massive [...]
Who Will Pay the Messengers?
Lawrence Grossman – Digital Promise Project Creative Destruction – following up on Paul Bass’s presentation from the last panel We have heard about the trouble that the news industry is in, the fact of the matter is that we are living through the creative destruction of a $50 billion industry. The Web is killing off [...]
Who Will Pay the Messengers?
Laura Walker – General Manager – WNYC, New York Wins the prize with the first reference to the Kindle. Describing her subway ride in NYC where only five people were reading a paper newspaper, and three of those were the free am newspapers. Public Media must aim to preserve local democracy. 3 Specific Areas of [...]
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