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People have asked me, often, why I don’t blog more about our progress in implementing our C3 organization. The last post was May 10th, a quarter ago.
I try to wait until I have something to say. Something to say requires change. Change requires time. Sometimes too much time for my taste. As the [...]
A year of learning – what are we doing?
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Summarizing a year of learning
When starting this blog, a little over a year ago, I knew we needed to learn the attributes and explore the ramifications of a new mindset. We will not succeed in the new relationship economy with a mindset developed by and for the industrial production economy. Openness, collaboration, transparency [...]
NAA – MediaXChange Presentation
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I will be discussing our C3 organization, tasks and drivers on March 10 (starting with iMedia business model work at 3 PM CDT — 1 PM PDT) at the NAA MediaXChange in Las Vegas, using these slides, and will be live blogging during the presentation.
For link to the slides, go to NAA MediaXChange [...]
RIF to RIF
This blog, which started with the hope of outlining the concepts which would lead to a Rich Information Format to strengthen communities, has not been updated recently because of another RIF, all too common today, the Reduction in Force.
As painful as this RIF was, we had no choice due to the abrupt decline in advertising [...]
Earlier View
Neil Perkin shared his thoughts on the future of media in this slide show seven months ago. I just saw it yesterday. I wish I had seen it last June. Very succinctly, he outlines the need for, and concepts behind, our efforts here at C3.
What do you think?
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Just Do It!
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If it had not happened to me recently, I might not believe it. Despite David Cohn’s exhortations earlier this year, experienced, smart journalists, all atwitter, saying they could never Tweet or blog. Experienced journalists interviewing me on my blog, without reading the blog. Executives acting condescendingly toward social media. We [...]
Information in the First Instance
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Being with Bill Densmore and the group he assembled at Missouri this week was a refreshing introduction to new people and ideas. We were gathered to create the “blueprint” for the Information Valet Project, which we tentatively described as:
A permission-based ecosystem assuring privacy that allows you, in a trustworthy way, to share personal [...]
New Game requires New Mindset
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When I started this blog over seven months ago, I focused on mindset, as I had the sense that a completely new game was beginning:
Newspaper executives from around the world are trying to implement new business models. However, it is hard to implement a new model with an old mindset. Many are trying [...]
Learnings from API Summit
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Many have asked about the significance of last week’s API Summit. As a participant, I was greatly informed by sitting in the room, and seeing what messages API was trying to send to the industry, after years of their Newspaper Next work. In addition, I was overwhelmed by the response to my first [...]
Congruent Thoughts
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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 [...]
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