Comments on: About me and this blog http://chuckpeters.iowa.com Chuck Peters Sat, 20 Aug 2011 13:21:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: RIF to RIF « C3 - Complete Community Connection http://chuckpeters.iowa.com/about-me-and-this-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-18 RIF to RIF « C3 - Complete Community Connection Sun, 08 Mar 2009 19:35:27 +0000 http://cpetersia.wordpress.com/about-me-and-this-blog/#comment-18 [...] About me and this blog ← Powerful Communities [...] [...] About me and this blog ← Powerful Communities [...]

]]> By: nmw http://chuckpeters.iowa.com/about-me-and-this-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-17 nmw Thu, 18 Dec 2008 11:24:41 +0000 http://cpetersia.wordpress.com/about-me-and-this-blog/#comment-17 I commend you for working towards bridging the gap between old and new media. In general, there will be a shift from brand names to keywords. ( For more details, please don't hesitate to contact me :) I commend you for working towards bridging the gap between old and new media.

In general, there will be a shift from brand names to keywords.

( For more details, please don’t hesitate to contact me :)

]]> By: Notes from a Teacher - Sunday squibs http://chuckpeters.iowa.com/about-me-and-this-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-16 Notes from a Teacher - Sunday squibs Mon, 01 Dec 2008 05:11:00 +0000 http://cpetersia.wordpress.com/about-me-and-this-blog/#comment-16 [...] New Game requires New Mindset. One of several recent very smart posts about what newspapers need to do to ensure their futures, from Chuck Peters, the CEO of The Gazette Company in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Related: A 2009 Checklist for Newspaper Publishers, another smart post based on a reality check from a long-time newspaperman. [...] [...] New Game requires New Mindset. One of several recent very smart posts about what newspapers need to do to ensure their futures, from Chuck Peters, the CEO of The Gazette Company in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Related: A 2009 Checklist for Newspaper Publishers, another smart post based on a reality check from a long-time newspaperman. [...]

]]> By: New Game requires New Mindset « C3 - Complete Community Connection http://chuckpeters.iowa.com/about-me-and-this-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-15 New Game requires New Mindset « C3 - Complete Community Connection Sun, 30 Nov 2008 17:03:32 +0000 http://cpetersia.wordpress.com/about-me-and-this-blog/#comment-15 [...] About me and this blog ← Learnings from API Summit [...] [...] About me and this blog ← Learnings from API Summit [...]

]]> By: Do stories really matter? at Smudged Ink | By Brendan R. Watson http://chuckpeters.iowa.com/about-me-and-this-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-14 Do stories really matter? at Smudged Ink | By Brendan R. Watson Sat, 15 Nov 2008 22:08:13 +0000 http://cpetersia.wordpress.com/about-me-and-this-blog/#comment-14 [...] Chuck Peters, CEO of The Gazette Company, has more thoughts on the issue on his blog: For some time, I have been saying that the problem with the media industry is that we are stuck on stories, or packages, whether they be articles with photos in print or online, or video packages. I have limited time, and limited brainpower, and I want to see current, relevant information, in context, anywhere and anytime. I don’t think we can get there until we create our content, in the first instance, as a “post” or “tweet”, and organize from there. What he calls for is more conceptual clarity to aid in this type of reporting. [...] [...] Chuck Peters, CEO of The Gazette Company, has more thoughts on the issue on his blog: For some time, I have been saying that the problem with the media industry is that we are stuck on stories, or packages, whether they be articles with photos in print or online, or video packages. I have limited time, and limited brainpower, and I want to see current, relevant information, in context, anywhere and anytime. I don’t think we can get there until we create our content, in the first instance, as a “post” or “tweet”, and organize from there. What he calls for is more conceptual clarity to aid in this type of reporting. [...]

]]> By: Dispatches from inside the API Summit — Zero Percent Idle http://chuckpeters.iowa.com/about-me-and-this-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-13 Dispatches from inside the API Summit — Zero Percent Idle Fri, 14 Nov 2008 01:40:48 +0000 http://cpetersia.wordpress.com/about-me-and-this-blog/#comment-13 [...] ups to Chuck Peters, CEO of The Gazette Company in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, for 1. knowing how to use Twitter and coveritlive.com to get the news out [...] [...] ups to Chuck Peters, CEO of The Gazette Company in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, for 1. knowing how to use Twitter and coveritlive.com to get the news out [...]

]]> By: jnorthrup http://chuckpeters.iowa.com/about-me-and-this-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-12 jnorthrup Thu, 08 May 2008 19:01:02 +0000 http://cpetersia.wordpress.com/about-me-and-this-blog/#comment-12 Chuck, here are my comments regarding your Local Information Utility article. First, I want to say that this is a great article and very forward thinking, yet relevant to today's technology. Many companies (outside this industry) are using this business model and making money at it. 1. First Bridges within company: This actually excited me. Being an eastern Iowa native, I would very much like to have access and purchase any news that included me and my family in the last 30 years. Especially deceased loved ones. I would be willing to pay a reasonable micro-payment to make this happen. Being able to have search access to a video and article database that could give me any relevant family information would be great. Sports highlights, 2. Second bridges “coopetition” models: Great idea that benefits companies that are willing to build infrastructure. Very similar to Competetive Local Exchange Carriers renting space from the AT&T Bell LECs. 3. Third bridges, rich media databases: As my bridge 1 comments state, this has huge potential. Chuck, here are my comments regarding your Local Information Utility article. First, I want to say that this is a great article and very forward thinking, yet relevant to today’s technology. Many companies (outside this industry) are using this business model and making money at it.

1. First Bridges within company: This actually excited me. Being an eastern Iowa native, I would very much like to have access and purchase any news that included me and my family in the last 30 years. Especially deceased loved ones. I would be willing to pay a reasonable micro-payment to make this happen. Being able to have search access to a video and article database that could give me any relevant family information would be great. Sports highlights,

2. Second bridges “coopetition” models: Great idea that benefits companies that are willing to build infrastructure. Very similar to Competetive Local Exchange Carriers renting space from the AT&T Bell LECs.

3. Third bridges, rich media databases: As my bridge 1 comments state, this has huge potential.

]]> By: jstriplin http://chuckpeters.iowa.com/about-me-and-this-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-11 jstriplin Wed, 23 Apr 2008 13:10:30 +0000 http://cpetersia.wordpress.com/about-me-and-this-blog/#comment-11 Chuck, Your blog is most interesting. Having been removed from the media/publishing field for a few years I realize how much I miss issues LIU and LoMediaCo. Your concept of accessing any information, any time, from any device is intriguing. I mean, how convenient is that! Of course, having grown up in the local newspaper business I understand the special bond available to LoMediaCo with their audience, if they (LoMediaCo) just act on the opportunities to engage said audience in a manner acceptable to that audience. Chuck,

Your blog is most interesting. Having been removed from the media/publishing field for a few years I realize how much I miss issues LIU and LoMediaCo.

Your concept of accessing any information, any time, from any device is intriguing. I mean, how convenient is that!

Of course, having grown up in the local newspaper business I understand the special bond available to LoMediaCo with their audience, if they (LoMediaCo) just act on the opportunities to engage said audience in a manner acceptable to that audience.

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