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Ken Doctor analyzes the news business on his blog Content Bridges and for Outsell, an information-market analytics firm. He worked at Knight Ridder for 21 years and was an executive in content services, strategy and editorial for the companyâs digital ...
Face it. We're in a time that seriously lacks oracles. So, apparently, Rupert Murdoch passes for one, given his well-chiseled mien and occasional wont to make pronouncements.
Now he's making a bit of midsummer news, with still another comment on ...
From KEN DOCTOR,
ETF Investor,
6 Aug 2009
Ken Doctor analyzes the news business on his blog Content Bridges and for Outsell, an information-market analytics firm. He worked at Knight Ridder for 21 years and was an executive in content services, strategy and editorial for the company’s digital ...
Ken Doctor analyzes the news business on his blog Content Bridges and for Outsell, an information-market analytics firm. He worked at Knight Ridder for 21 years and was an executive in content services, strategy and editorial for the companyâs digital ...
Ken Doctor analyzes the news business on his blog Content Bridges and for Outsell, an information-market analytics firm. He worked at Knight Ridder for 21 years and was an executive in content services, strategy and editorial for the companyâs digital ...
Ken Doctor analyzes the news business on his blog Content Bridges and for Outsell, an information-market analytics firm. He worked at Knight Ridder for 21 years and was an executive in content services, strategy and editorial for the company’s digital ...
We've all got front-row seats now. The PI flipped the switch, wholly and irreversibly. Tuesday: Mainly print (in revenue), with some online. Wednesday: a web creature, wholly digital. Or should we say Holy Digital!
Since it's the first metro daily to ...
From KEN DOCTOR,
Seeking Alpha,
17 Mar 2009
If the newspaper industry was on thin ice a month ago, the financial meltdown has meant that the creaking and cracking is getting more audible. Think of it as a triple whammy for an industry used to declaring itself the victim of a perfect storm:
First, ...
From KEN DOCTOR,
Seeking Alpha,
16 Oct 2008
After the pieces fall apart, put then back together. Or in the jargon of our trade, after seeing disaggregation, re-aggregate.
News that Newsweek is leveraging the experimental Kindle (AMZN) to put together a package of its best election coverage over ...
So how do we judge the impact of Katie Couric’s string of interviews with Sarah Palin? Certainly, we can see the value of journalistic questioning – “hey, I don’t think you answered my question, sweetheart” – especially as compared to the often-anemic ...
From KEN DOCTOR,
Seeking Alpha,
8 Oct 2008
