“Jay Rosen” – Doc Searls Weblog

September 19, 2010

Let’s kill Interruptive ads

The Web is not television, and I would like online advertisers and publications to stop treating the Web like it is. Interruptive ads such as this one at Salon… … are meant to get 100% click-through rates, I suppose. But in too many cases — namely mine, repeatedly — they get 100% of multiple clicks… Continue reading

Business, Journalism, problems

“Jay Rosen”, @jayrosen_nyu, @windley, Freeman, Phil Windley, Salon

March 8, 2010

The market for explainables

News Without the Narrative Needed to Make Sense of the News: What I Will Say at SXSW is where and how Jay Rosen lays out his current thinking on new agendas for whatever journalism will become after we’re done with the current transition. He has long been concerned with how explanation is “under-emphasized in the… Continue reading

Business, Health, Journalism, News, Politics

“Jay Rosen”, cnn, Matt Thompson, stories, wsj

May 26, 2009

Journalism and Net Nativity

I don’t go to TV for Journalism any more, even though I’m sure there’s plenty left: needles scattered thorugh a haystack of channels and program schedules that have become so hard to navigate on satellite and cable systems that it’s just not worth the bother. So, while I wait calmly for TV to die (and… Continue reading

Blogging, Journalism, problems

“Dave Winer”, “Jay Rosen”, “New York Times”, bloggingheads, bug catching, cnn, Deborah Tannen, debugging, EmanciPay, Journalism, Maureen Dowd, Scott Rosenberg, tv

December 24, 2008

Does fine wine have traffic?

Dave naming Jay Rosen Blogger of the Year made me think of wine. As I said in a comment to Dave’s post, Jay is a sommelier of fine links. Especially in his tweets. They are always interesting, always helpful at driving a Larger Understanding of What Journalism Is At Its Best, and What Journalism Is… Continue reading

Blogging, Journalism

“blogger of the year”, “Dave Winer”, “Jay Rosen”, Blogging, Dave, Journalism, sommelier, tweet, tweeting, twitter, wine