The future of digital content is and should be free / open. Rupert Murdoch has poor vision.
“The Daily” – Glimpse of the Future?
http://educationstormfront.wordpress.com/2011/02/02/the-daily-new-ipad-magazine/ (Sent from Flipboard)
http://educationstormfront.wordpress.com/2011/02/02/the-daily-new-ipad-magazine/ (Sent from Flipboard)
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On this day..
- Synchronizing Lecture Audio to Slides for YouTube - 2020
- Batting 1-1 With Three More Pitches Coming - 2016
- Student iPad Radio Shows Shared on YouTube - 2015
- Spots Still Available for Google Summit in OKC: Feb 21-22 - 2015
- Use Digital Voice Recorders to Hear Student Voices - 2012
- Stuff I Want to Share at OTA - Encyclo-Media 2012 - 2012
- Creation Requires Influence: Understanding Remix Power in Star Wars - 2011
- Student voices in the Iowa legislature - 2010
- How to Create a Great PowerPoint Without Breaking the Law: Take 2.0 by Alvin Trusty - 2009
- Cellphones in the classroom? Yes way! by Ryan Collins - 2009
Free/open doesn’t pay the bills or give workers the money they need to survive. ECON 101.
I agree with your first commenter. How can there be reporting, thoughtful analysis, deep investigations, done if no one pays for the ‘news’? News is more than tweets from the front line. This is another tragedy of the commons. I have yet to hear an enthusiastic proponent of the ‘content should be free and open’ approach explain how news can be reported without any professionals doing it.