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Battle of Big Thinking

Great line-up for next week's fourth APG Battle of Big Thinking with more than 20 of the biggest thinkers the business. One of the nice things about it is that it has a speedy format that progresses through out the day: three speakers per round, each given 15 minutes, with the audience voting at the end of each round. The winner of each round ...

Posted to Gordon's Republic (Weblog) by Gordon Macmillan on 20 Nov 2009
Murdoch: online news to be smaller and less important

In case you were in some doubt regarding the future for online news James Murdoch is telling it straight. He says that online news will in the future have a smaller audience, be less important (than broadcast) and come with a premium price tag.   James Murdoch, who is chief executive of News Corporation Europe, gives the impression that ...

Posted to Gordon's Republic (Weblog) by Gordon Macmillan on 20 Nov 2009
IPC Media to restructure and cut jobs

NME, Loaded, Nuts to Ideal Home and Marie Claire publisher IPC Media has said this afternoon that it plans to restructure and cut jobs.   Evelyn Webster, CEO of IPC Media said the Time Warner-owned firm would reorganise around three audience groups of men, mass-market women and up-market women as of January 4.   As a result of ...

Posted to Gordon's Republic (Weblog) by Gordon Macmillan on 19 Nov 2009
re: In case you missed it - About Time on Dragon's Den

YouTube fame awaits.

Posted to Dice Man (Weblog) by Gordon Macmillan on 19 Nov 2009
re: Newsweek scores sexist own goal with Sarah Palin cover

That's the hope Iain, but the shine has come off of Obama pretty fast. He has time.

Posted to Gordon's Republic (Weblog) by Gordon Macmillan on 19 Nov 2009
Newsweek scores sexist own goal with Sarah Palin cover

Newsweek clearly wanted to make Sarah Palin look at bit of an idiot with its cover that some are calling sexist, but it looks to have had the reverse affect and is whipping up support for the Republican from Alaska who shoots stuff and is looking to run for president in 2012. Newsweek apparently wants to get this unelectable photogenic woman ...

Posted to Gordon's Republic (Weblog) by Gordon Macmillan on 19 Nov 2009
Times editor (UK) gives details on paid content plans

James Harding, the editor of The Times, has revealed a few details about the paper's plan to charge for content as part of Rupert Murdoch's pay wall ambitions. According to MediaGuardian and Press Gazette, Harding told the Society of Editors conference in Stanstead, Essex, that the paper would launch a subscription service for online ...

Posted to Gordon's Republic (Weblog) by Gordon Macmillan on 17 Nov 2009
Hard to figure out hyperlocal business model says New York Times

The New York Times has given an update on its hyperlocal experiment and says that while the content is flowing it has "been harder to figure out the business model". In one of its regular Talk to The Times slots Jim Schachter, editor for digital initiatives, spoke about hyperlocals and the New NY Times pilot, called The Local, in ...

Posted to Gordon's Republic (Weblog) by Gordon Macmillan on 17 Nov 2009
re: Agencies not using social media well

@Rick You make a fair point about "whether an agencies use of the medium is any indicator of its expertise", but if an agency has a blog it should, you know, update it. I think that was the point of the report. There are agencies doing stuff half hearted. Starting a Twitter account, but rarely tweeting et cet. @Milly Bang on: "it's ...

Posted to Gordon's Republic (Weblog) by Gordon Macmillan on 17 Nov 2009
Brands need to be more human on Twitter

InSites Consulting has released some of the results of its Ultimate Twitter Study which has the typical Twitter user as a male in his late twenties/early thirties, who is quite tech savvy and active in IT, media/advertising or the consulting business.   It says these Twitter users address questions to brands, hoping they are listening and ...

Posted to Gordon's Republic (Weblog) by Gordon Macmillan on 16 Nov 2009

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Battle of Big Thinking

Murdoch: online news to be smaller and less important

IPC Media to restructure and cut jobs

re: In case you missed it - About Time on Dragon's Den

re: Newsweek scores sexist own goal with Sarah Palin cover

Newsweek scores sexist own goal with Sarah Palin cover

Times editor (UK) gives details on paid content plans

Hard to figure out hyperlocal business model says New York Times

re: Agencies not using social media well

Brands need to be more human on Twitter