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Media NewsMedia MenuFriday Nov 20, 2009
Listen: Why Talent Is Overrated
The veteran reporter and author explored his recent book, "Talent Is Overrated: What Really Separates World-Class Performers From Everybody Else." He also talked about the state of business journalism in this rough economy, giving advice to fledgling business reporters. The show was hosted by GalleyCat editor Jason Boog and AgencySpy editor Matt Van Hoven. You can listen to all the past podcasts archived at mediabistro.com or download episodes for free on iTunes. Thursday Nov 19, 2009
Listen: Does Rupert Murdoch Have a PR Problem?
We also talked about the National Book Awards which were held in New York City last night, giving the inside scoop on the publishing industry's Oscars. The show was hosted by GalleyCat editor Jason Boog and AgencySpy editor Matt Van Hoven. You can listen to all the past podcasts archived at mediabistro.com or download episodes for free on iTunes. Wednesday Nov 18, 2009
Listen: Melissa Lafsky on Infrastructure and Horror
Lafsky talked about how her new site will explore the transportation infrastructure beneath our world--pondering everything from the most dangerous bridges in America to new transportation projects in China. We also discussed her new column at The Awl that critiques the year's biggest horror movies. The show was hosted by GalleyCat editor Jason Boog and AgencySpy editor Matt Van Hoven. You can listen to all the past podcasts archived at mediabistro.com or download episodes for free on iTunes. Tuesday Nov 17, 2009
Listen: Sarah Palin vs. Levi Johnston
Tired of gloomy headlines from the media world, we focused on positive stories today: a brand new YouTube channel for citizen journalists and a major newspaper's new commitment to print. We also broke the cheery news that Budget Travel will not be closing. The show was hosted by GalleyCat editor Jason Boog and AgencySpy editor Matt Van Hoven. You can listen to all the past podcasts archived at mediabistro.com or download episodes for free on iTunes. Monday Nov 16, 2009
Listen: Journalist Investigates the 2008 Mumbai Attacks
We also pondered the future of long-form international reporting during this print recession. Motlagh delivered advice for surviving as a freelance writer in this new world where newspapers have shuttered foreign desks and in-depth reporting is replaced by the manic pace of Internet news. The show was hosted by GalleyCat editor Jason Boog and AgencySpy editor Matt Van Hoven. You can listen to all the past podcasts archived at mediabistro.com or download episodes for free on iTunes. Friday Nov 13, 2009
Listen: Business Journalism Advice from the Editor of Bloomberg Markets
Henkoff explained how his monthly magazine has helped preserve the art of investigative journalism, outlining the most important financial stories for journalists to cover. He also gave an insider's view of how Bloomberg will work with its newly acquired magazine, Business Week. The show was hosted by GalleyCat editor Jason Boog and AgencySpy editor Matt Van Hoven. You can listen to all the past podcasts archived at mediabistro.com or download episodes for free on iTunes. Thursday Nov 12, 2009
Listen: Hyperlocal Reporting in Africa
Through a variety of multimedia projects, Ackerman's site connects Liberian immigrants with Liberian communities in Africa--using social media to share news, poems, essays, and pictures between separated communities. The writer shared advice about building hyperlocal sites with other communities. We also discussed the surprise resignation of Lou Dobbs.
The show was hosted by GalleyCat editor Jason Boog and AgencySpy editor Matt Van Hoven. You can listen to all the past podcasts archived at mediabistro.com or download episodes for free on iTunes. Wednesday Nov 11, 2009
Listen: David Letterman's Day in Court
In addition, we discussed Jay Leno's sagging ratings, the sunny future for online video ads, and Andrew Sullivan's print-on-demand experiment at the Atlantic.
Tuesday Nov 10, 2009
Listen: Douglas Rushkoff Tackles Video Games and Conglomeration
In addition, Rushkoff talked about layoffs at major magazines, the lifestyle of a 21st Century writer, and "Life, Inc.," his critical analysis of corporate culture. The show was hosted by GalleyCat editor Jason Boog and AgencySpy editor Matt Van Hoven. You can listen to all the past podcasts archived at mediabistro.com or download episodes for free on iTunes. Monday Nov 09, 2009
Listen: Rupert Murdoch May Raise Paywall
His plan would papers like the Sun, the Times and the Wall Street Journal out of range of Google's search, guarding Murdoch's media properties behind a steep paywall. In addition, we discussed allegations that the White House has urged consultants not to work with Fox News and the resignation of Paris Review editor Philip Gourevitch. The show was hosted by GalleyCat editor Jason Boog and AgencySpy editor Matt Van Hoven. You can listen to all the past podcasts archived at mediabistro.com or download episodes for free on iTunes. PreviouslyListen: Inside PEN's Prison Writing Program Listen: More Layoffs Rock Media World Listen: How to Start a Career in Publishing Listen: Alain Sylvain on Account Planning in Advertising Listen: Inside Operation Warrior Library Listen: Walmart's Literary Price Wars Listen: Fictionaut and Social Networking for Writers Listen: Sarah Palin's Memoir Payday Listen: How to Build a Literary Website Listen: Bill Keller's Apple Tablet Slip? Listen: CNN's Don Lemon Explains iReport, Twitter and User Generated Content Listen: Yes Men Stunts the US Chamber of Commerce, Times to Lay Off 100 Listen: Atlantic Publisher Jay Lauf Plays Offense With His Content Listen: Interview With The Most Interesting Travel Writer Listen: BusinessWeek Sold, Condé's Ad Pages Sunk, MySpace Devalued Listen: Building a Netflix for Books Listen: Granta Editor on "The Tyranny of E-mail" Listen: FishbowlNY on the Condé Nast Fallout Listen: PR Industry Confidential Listen: CBS' Dave Price Travels U.S. on $50 Listen: Meet Worldfocus Anchor Daljit Dhaliwal Longtime New Yorker Writer on Journalism's Future Listen: Reading Dick Cheney's FBI Reports Listen: Why Sarah Palin's eBook Was Delayed Listen: Survival Tips from 60 Minutes Listen: Shani Petroff's Devilish Work Listen: Swimming in FishbowlNY Listen: 25% Budget Cuts Predicted at Condé Nast Listen: Post-Layoff Survival Tips Listen: Bad Year for News Media Listen: Learning How to Listen Listen: Time Magazine Confidential Listen: Taming The Daily Beast Listen: Great Works of Facebook Listen: Social Networking Tips from Sirius XM Radio Listen: Why Go To Journalism School? Listen: How to Survive on a Media Salary Listen: Surviving the Great Depression Listen: Laura Ling and Euna Lee's N. Korean Ordeal Listen: Walt Disney to Acquire Marvel Listen: Jenna Bush Joins Today Show Listen: Major Magazine Audit Looms Listen: Remembering Dominick Dunne Listen: Politico Writer on Ted Kennedy's Legacy Listen: Embedded Reporters Screened Listen: Freelance Survival Tips Listen: Hunter Walker's J-School Confidential Listen: Meet Graphic Novelist Robert Venditti Listen: Glenn Beck's Ratings Rise Listen: Barack Obama's NY Times Op-Ed Listen: Behind the Scenes at wowOwow Listen: GE Confronts Bill O'Reilly Listen: The Uncertain Future of Media Listen: Media Hope from Author Richard Farrell Listen: Don Linn Debates Digital Pricing Listen: Bill Clinton's Reporter Rescue Listen: Freelance Cartoonist Blues Listen: Twitter Expert Ashton Kutcher Listen: Amazon to Acquire Zappos Listen:: George Parker Dissects the Ad Industry Listen: The Future of Condé Nast Listen: Remembering Walter Cronkite Listen: Journalist Lisa R. Cohen on the Menu Listen: Meet the New TVNewser Editor Listen: Jane Austen vs. Sea Monsters Listen: New Yorker Editor on Magazine Survival Listen: MediaPost's Kelly Samardak on the Menu Listen: Richard Nash on Publishing's Future Listen: National Geographic Confidential Listen: Michael Phelps and Advertising Listen: J.D. Salinger and Hyatt Bass on the Menu Listen: Al Franken Up, Sarah Palin Down Listen: Journalists Missed the Real Estate Bubble Listen: Michael Jackson Jokes and Hollywood Listen: Sexy Morning Media Menu Listen: Shrinking State Government Coverage Listen: Meet the New Morning Media Menu Host Listen: Friday's Menu: An End and A Beginning Listen: "Life Inc." Author Douglas Rushkoff Talks Iran and More Listen: NYT's Brian Stelter On Iran and More Listen: Iran — Twitter Delays, Keller's Reports |
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