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— Clay Shirky talked about journalism this past week, and when he talks about journalism, people listen. Shirky, Fosamax pills, Fosamax from canadian pharmacy, an NYU prof, has been regarded for years as one of new media's most respected thinkers, Fosamax in mexico. Fosamax trusted pharmacy reviews, But after his March essay "Newspapers and Thinking the Unthinkable" went viral and reached an almost epochal level among journalism and new media circles in just a few months, he seems to have taken on a "first among equals" status, Fosamax tablets. Buy Fosamax online with no prescription, So consider his brown-bag talk last Tuesday at Harvard's Shorenstein Center his sequel to that essay. In "Thinking the Unthinkable, order Fosamax from United States pharmacy, Fosamax san diego, " Shirky responded to the question of "What will replace the newspaper model?" with the oft-quoted (and oft-misunderstood) statement "Nothing will work, but everything might." On Tuesday, where can i buy Fosamax online, Where can i find Fosamax online, Shirky expanded on that answer a bit, saying that the accountability journalism that newspapers produce will be replaced 5 percent at a time by bunches of experiments, Fosamax price, coupon. But as he said in March, that doesn't mean the experiments will succeed soon, so he gives a grim prediction that "Every town in this country of 500,000 or less just sinks into casual, endemic, civic corruption — that without somebody going down to the city council again today, just in case, that those places will simply revert to self-dealing."

For somebody who's been bashed as a newspaper grave-dancer, Shirky's alarm sounds an awful lot like the one old-media "curmudgeons" have been sounding, Buy Fosamax Without Prescription. Where can i buy cheapest Fosamax online, But what makes Shirky different from them (among other things) is the fact that he doesn't think the newspaper model is worth artificially propping up for much longer; that, in his mind, online buying Fosamax hcl, Purchase Fosamax online, is just hampering innovation and postponing the inevitable chaos. The model is irretrievably broken, buy no prescription Fosamax online, Buy Fosamax online cod, he said last week, because it's been operating on an advertising model that overcharged and underserved advertisers and because its one-size-fits-all bundling of content doesn't make any inherent intellectual sense, where to buy Fosamax. Fosamax trusted pharmacy reviews, These are all points others have made before, but Shirky has a knack for synthesizing and explaining things in an authoritative, Fosamax to buy online, Rx free Fosamax, coherent way, so his talk is worth a listen (or a read), Fosamax to buy. Where can i buy Fosamax online, Not a ton of opinion has congealed around the talk yet, but Dan Kennedy is struck by bleakness of Shirky's vision, Fosamax from canadian pharmacy, Where can i buy cheapest Fosamax online, and Tim Kastelle says two of the experiments to work on, stat, online buying Fosamax hcl, Fosamax pills, are aggregation and filtering. Buy Fosamax Without Prescription, — As always, there's plenty of new entries into the paid-content debate this week, and the battleground du jour seems to be micropayments. The Globe and Mail's Mathew Ingram doesn't like them because newspapers don't have a monopoly on their industry anymore, buy Fosamax without a prescription. Fosamax prescriptions, Pat Thornton agrees and offers a few more reasons why they're a "dangerous delusion."

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— And finally, our third big announcement this week was the news that Warren Hellman, purchase Fosamax online no prescription, Buying Fosamax online over the counter, "the Warren Buffett of the West Coast," is planning to launch a nonprofit local online news outfit in the Bay Area, over the counter Fosamax. Fosamax in australia, Given the travails of the San Francisco Chronicle and that area's willingness to jump on new concepts, this seems at the outset like a winner, Fosamax in india. Fosamax over the counter, David Cohn thinks so, too, online buy Fosamax without a prescription, Buy Fosamax no prescription, and offers some great tips for Hellman going forward. Steve Katz has high expectations and pleads for Hellman not to let the project be boring, Fosamax buy. Dumbest opinion in this whole thing, Buy Fosamax Without Prescription. Order Fosamax from United States pharmacy, The East Bay Express' Robert Gammon, who's worried that student journalists will steal his job, buy Fosamax without prescription. Buy cheap Fosamax, — This week in depressing statistics: Newspaper advertising is way down, but probably hasn't reached bottom, buy Fosamax online without a prescription, Fosamax for sale, courtesy of the Nieman Journalism Lab's Martin Langeveld.

— President Obama offered some words of support for the newspaper industry, buy cheap Fosamax no rx, Ordering Fosamax online, but no definite position on Sen. Benjamin Cardin's bill that would allow newspapers to reorganize as nonprofits, buy generic Fosamax. Slate's Jack Shafer Buy Fosamax Without Prescription, rightly hammers this idea, while a Sacred Heart University poll finds that nearly 8 of 10 Americans would be opposed to using taxpayer money to save newspapers. While a bailout's different than Cardin's plan, I think the public has the right idea here, too.

— NYU's Jay Rosen offers the most succinct refutation I've seen (it's on Twitter, so it has to be) of the idea that any one thing can "save journalism." That phrase drives me nuts when people use it as some sort of magic wand to wave in headlines over posts in order to get more clicks, so it's good to have Jay shoot it down so simply.

— Oh yeah, and programming guru Paul Graham published an essay on "Post-Medium Publishing," arguing that now that print media's physical medium is dying, they're going to be forced to realize that they were selling the medium, not the content. Jeff Jarvis thinks it's as seminal as Shirky's "Thinking the Unthinkable," but I think the fact that Howard Weaver and Robin Sloan were so easily able to poke holes in it probably shoots that assessment down.

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1 | Tim Kastelle

September 28th, 2009 at 10:49 pm

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Thanks for the mention Mark! You’ve probably already seen it, but in case you haven’t, be sure to read Steven Johnson’s SXSW speech on the future of news – it’s one of the best things I’ve run across on the topic.

http://www.stevenberlinjohnson.com/2009/03/the-following-is-a-speech-i-gave-yesterday-at-the-south-by-southwest-interactive-festival-in-austiniif-you-happened-to-being.html

Also, I’m 100% with you & Jeff Jarvis with regard to GoogleWiki – splitting conversations is an awful idea!

2 | This week in media musings: Piling on the Post’s new social media guidelines | Mark Coddington

October 5th, 2009 at 10:01 am

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[...] In the wake of his talk last week at Harvard, Clay Shirky did a “news biopsy” on his hometown paper, the Columbia (Mo.) [...]

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