Comments on: The next-generation media outlet http://kev.elbowroomdesign.com/384/the-next-generation-media-outlet/ improvising ideas and inspiring change Tue, 29 Nov 2011 16:41:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: Kevan G. http://kev.elbowroomdesign.com/384/the-next-generation-media-outlet/comment-page-1/#comment-619 Kevan G. Thu, 18 Jun 2009 05:28:08 +0000 http://kev.elbowroomdesign.com/?p=384#comment-619 Kevin! Thanks for the great comment. Your perspective carries a lot of weight, and I really value you sharing. Funny that you rediscovered my Comm 411 essay; I didn't mean that to haunt you and taint your good name. :) Kevin! Thanks for the great comment. Your perspective carries a lot of weight, and I really value you sharing. Funny that you rediscovered my Comm 411 essay; I didn’t mean that to haunt you and taint your good name. :)

]]> By: Kevin S. http://kev.elbowroomdesign.com/384/the-next-generation-media-outlet/comment-page-1/#comment-618 Kevin S. Wed, 17 Jun 2009 16:40:17 +0000 http://kev.elbowroomdesign.com/?p=384#comment-618 Good commentary. I mostly think Brogan's right (based on your summary--haven't read the article). The trick is turning this vision into something that's financially sustainable. His critique of ad-support doesn't bode well. His idea of tie-ins is a little weird, in my mind. New media sites could be *portals* to travel sites et al, but I typically like to use the best sites for things like that, and very few blogs (or whatever you want to call them) are going to really establish their own service for something that big and expensive. Instead, they'd front-end another service. In essence, what would work is just advanced advertising. But maybe I speak of what I know not. Nice site, btw. Stumbled across it because I was using 123people on myself (freaky experience, that) and found your COMM 411 paper. Good essay. Good commentary. I mostly think Brogan’s right (based on your summary–haven’t read the article). The trick is turning this vision into something that’s financially sustainable. His critique of ad-support doesn’t bode well. His idea of tie-ins is a little weird, in my mind. New media sites could be *portals* to travel sites et al, but I typically like to use the best sites for things like that, and very few blogs (or whatever you want to call them) are going to really establish their own service for something that big and expensive. Instead, they’d front-end another service. In essence, what would work is just advanced advertising. But maybe I speak of what I know not.

Nice site, btw. Stumbled across it because I was using 123people on myself (freaky experience, that) and found your COMM 411 paper. Good essay.

]]> By: Kevan http://kev.elbowroomdesign.com/384/the-next-generation-media-outlet/comment-page-1/#comment-610 Kevan Thu, 28 May 2009 21:14:55 +0000 http://kev.elbowroomdesign.com/?p=384#comment-610 Aw, thanks a bazillion, Keela. You're so nice. Aw, thanks a bazillion, Keela. You’re so nice.

]]> By: Keela http://kev.elbowroomdesign.com/384/the-next-generation-media-outlet/comment-page-1/#comment-608 Keela Wed, 27 May 2009 23:08:46 +0000 http://kev.elbowroomdesign.com/?p=384#comment-608 Best intro to an "about me" I've read yet! Oh, and the website's top shelf too. Obviously. Best intro to an “about me” I’ve read yet! Oh, and the website’s top shelf too. Obviously.

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