Ziya Oz wrote:
> Olly Wright:
>
>> The problem these media conglomerates appear to
have is that these
>> 'you' based business models are going to break them
in one way or
>> another, whichever way they turn. Damned if you do,
damned if you don't.
>
> That's precisely the irony I was referring to.
Nah. They have more money than god. They can transform
themselves.
It will happen slowly, and over time...but they will
transform themselves.
They already have to some extent -- weekly magazines that
work in tandem
with daily web sites, sometimes with personalization (and
sometimes
subscriber logins.)
Who do you think is going to be the first to take advantage
of digital
paper -- Time Warner or some small, independent publication
that's just
starting up.
My guess? Someone small will do something interesting that
piques the
attention of the mainstream media. Time will then copy
it....not the
first time, not the second time, but maybe by the third time
they'll get
it right. Maybe four.
Time as we know it will become Time as we will know it.
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