Wikio - Jeff Jarvis

Separated At Birth: Jeff Jarvis (MediaBistro.com)

Fri, 29 Aug 2008 14:46:50 GMT

For this week's Separated at Birth, we have BuzzMachine.com's Jeff Jarvis . Does Jeff look like... South Park Elementary's guidance counselor Mr. Mackey? New Career Opportunities Daily: The best jobs in media

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What to tell journos about blogging? (BusinessWeek Online - Blogspotting)

Fri, 29 Aug 2008 21:36:01 GMT

I've been asked to give BW colleagues a how-to on blogging next week. This is for the basic stuff that Jeff Jarvis zipped past when he tackled the more substantive issues here last spring. So, we'll go over: 1)...

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Ignoring the Obvious (LB's Rambles)

Thu, 28 Aug 2008 21:26:55 GMT

I have to agree with Jeff Jarvis on this one: sending 15,000 reporters to the political convention(s) is stupid. I've pretty well been ignoring the convention this week (and expect to do the same for the Republicans next week) for...

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You Are Better off Watching on C-SPAN, if at all (Reason Magazine - Hit & Run)

matt.welch@reason.com (Matt Welch) — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 14:58:00 GMT

In my throat-clearer for this week, I took gentle exception to the Jeff Jarvis/Jack Shafer notion that news organizations would be better off relying on C-SPAN for the conventions than sending reporters. I still stand by that claim, but after finally catching some post-game network coverage of the convention last night, it's clear that you'd be infinitely better off as a viewer using...

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Why We're Covering the Conventions ... and How You Can Help! (Reason Magazine - Hit & Run)

matt.welch@reason.com (Matt Welch) — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 10:43:00 GMT

Gentlemen, start your contrariness! Ten days before this week's swoop-down of 15,000 journalists (including a handful of us from reason ) onto Denver for the Democratic National Convention, two media harrumphers I frequently agree with, Jack Shafer and Jeff Jarvis, both advocated journalistic boycotts of the proceedings. Said the Buzzmachinist : The outcome of the conventions is known....

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Brian Conley leaves China (Hugo Zoom)

Mon, 25 Aug 2008 05:02:00 GMT

photo of Brian Conley(on the right) and Jeff Jarvis, c. 2006, courtesy somethingtobedesired.com from a sequence of emails from Eowyn Rieke, Brian Conley's wife: 1.Brian Conley, founder of Alive in Baghdad was arrested Tuesday, August 19th while in Beijing. Press inquiries may be directed to press@aliveinbaghdad.org 2. According to the US Embassy (last update received 11:30 pm US EDT

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Up Close and Personal (Red Orbit )

Fri, 22 Aug 2008 08:00:20 GMT

By Coelho, Paulo Despite my being in this remote region, I wasn't alone: people were travelling with me through the words of my blog The American journalist Jeff Jarvis has come by my house to interview me.

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Google will make more on mobile than desktops (SMS Text News)

Wed, 20 Aug 2008 09:40:00 GMT

So says Eric Schmidt, because mobile is more targeted — and Google targets. That’s the message reported by Jeff Jarvis (highlighting some tidbits from a recent CNBC interview). When in doubt about the mobile industry, I always sit back and think of Eric. “They’ve seen the writing on the wall, surely'” I tell myself, “They [...]

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CNN Censors âRude Giantâ (Red Tory) (Progressive Bloggers)

Tue, 19 Aug 2008 00:57:00 GMT

Jeff Jarvis may well be right about political conventions these days being nothing more than contemptible âstaged events to get media coverageâ and therefore not worthy of reporting on, but theyâre tailor made for the quirky news stylings of CNNâs veteran correspondent Jeanne Moos, whose âbeatâ is the offbeat, so to speak. In todayâs âMoost [...]

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A luxury? Sub-editors revisited (Diary of a wordsmith)

Mon, 18 Aug 2008 21:12:00 GMT

Over the last few months, media commentators have been engaged in a debate over the future of sub-editors. Jeff Jarvis blogged today in the Guardian that subs are a luxury. But are they? I've posted before on what sub-editors do , so let's look again at what's going on... A small number of UK newspapers have already dumped their subs completely, not just for online but also print editions...

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Washington Post/Newsweek Convention Webcasts Features Mega Bloggers Arianna Huffington, Markos Moulitsas, Jeff Jarvis, others.... (Beet.TV)

Mon, 18 Aug 2008 15:12:05 GMT

... Arianna Huffington , MySpace’s Lee Brenner, Bob Boorstin from Google, Facebook’s Chris Kelly, Jeff Jarvis from BuzzMachine , MoveOn.org’s Eli Pariser, Crooks and Liars’s John Amato, and Voto Latino’s Maria Teresa Peterson. Last week, CBS News and CNET announced joint Webcasts of the Conventions. -- Andy Plesser, Executive Producer

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Media Execs: To Grow Online Ad Revenue, Discard Old Business Models (Seeking Alpha)

Sat, 16 Aug 2008 16:11:50 GMT

Jeff Jarvis submits: I was talking with a media exec who started a blog ad network — bless him — but who I thought was taking too high a share of the revenue: at least half. That’s a natural reflex, perfectly understandable: Get what you can. Other networks do that. But the problem for me is that by taking too much, he excluded me from the network — I’m sticking with BlogAds, which takes...

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Covering the DNC or If Some Is Good, More Is Better (MediaBistro.com)

Fri, 15 Aug 2008 22:20:54 GMT

As Denver prepares ( with a makeover! ) for 15,000 journalists to descend upon the Mile High fortress for the upcoming Democratic National Convention, Jeff Jarvis wonders if maybe that number isn't just a tad excessive. The Buzzmaster argues that "sending 15,000 journalists to the conventions remains a shameful waste." Instead real journos should focus on their local constituencies:...

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Clinton Supporters Want To Lose Again For Catharsis (Outside the Beltway)

Thu, 14 Aug 2008 13:51:03 GMT

Marc Ambinder dutifully reports that the ordinary kabuki theater of the Democratic convention will now include an extra layer of double-secret kabuki theater so Clinton supporters will feel better about themselves. Jeff Jarvis is right: journalists and their employers must end the farce now. The conventions now only exist to feed the fantasies of political reporters who dream of a “brokered...

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Cramer Interviews Google's Schmidt - and It's Fascinating (SeekingAlpha Internet Stocks)

Wed, 13 Aug 2008 21:12:34 GMT

Jeff Jarvis submits: A few fascinating tidbits from Jim Cramer’s interview with Google CEO Eric Schmidt today: * Google accounts for 0.7 percent of GDP, according to Goldman Sachs. * Cramer says the ad market is $600 billion and asks whether Google could get 10 percent of that. Schmid says, “Well, we could,” and then corrects him: It’s a trillion-dollar market globally. * Schmidt says...

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Thank you, Jeff Jarvis (Blowin' In The Wind)

rana@123noemail.com (rana) — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 14:30:18 GMT

Believe it or not, Jeff Jarvis posted a comment on my blog! The Jeff Jarvis of BuzzMachine! That's about as high as you can go on the Net or the blogosphere. Okay, he just dropped a one-liner: "The beard is...

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Scarcity Fosters Creativity (Around the Corner v2 - MGuhlin.net)

Wed, 13 Aug 2008 04:54:48 GMT

Source: http://farm1.static.flickr.com/28/56515302_3d078d18ee.jpg?v=0 I love this Jeff Jarvis' post on BuzzMachine . Darn, I hope my writing captures readers like these 3 paragraphs captured me: But we are shifting, too, from a culture of scarcity to one of abundance. That is the essence of the Google worldview: managing abundance. So let’s assume that instead of a scarcity there is...

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Older is better (sometimes) online (Blowin' In The Wind)

rana@123noemail.com (rana) — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 16:11:45 GMT

The idea that the Internet is the playground for the young is wrong, I think. They may Twitter and Facebook and YouTube, but blogging is not their sole domain. Nobody will call Arianna Huffington, Lawrence Lessig, Jeff Jarvis, Dave Winer...

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Coelho finds the perfect alchemy of print and digital (Paulo Coehlo's Blog)

Mon, 11 Aug 2008 10:08:34 GMT

By Jeff Jarvis* Paulo Coelho certainly has nothing against selling books. He has sold an astounding 100m copies of his novels. But he also believes in giving them away. He is a pirate. Coelho discovered the power of free when a fan posted a Russian translation of one of his novels online and book sales there [...]

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Too Much Revenue, Not Enough Growth (Fractals of Change)

Sun, 10 Aug 2008 17:59:32 GMT

Jeff Jarvis posted a comment on my post In Praise of Revenue: "I'd also like to see you reprise your lesson (from the Union Square event some time ago) on extracting minimal value from the network you create so the network grows as large as possible and the value you've created and can extract in the end is greater than...

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Wikio - Jeff Jarvis

Separated At Birth: Jeff Jarvis (MediaBistro.com)

What to tell journos about blogging? (BusinessWeek Online - Blogspotting)

Ignoring the Obvious (LB's Rambles)

You Are Better off Watching on C-SPAN, if at all (Reason Magazine - Hit & Run)

Why We're Covering the Conventions ... and How You Can Help! (Reason Magazine - Hit & Run)

Brian Conley leaves China (Hugo Zoom)

Up Close and Personal (Red Orbit )

Google will make more on mobile than desktops (SMS Text News)

CNN Censors âRude Giantâ (Red Tory) (Progressive Bloggers)

A luxury? Sub-editors revisited (Diary of a wordsmith)

Washington Post/Newsweek Convention Webcasts Features Mega Bloggers Arianna Huffington, Markos Moulitsas, Jeff Jarvis, others.... (Beet.TV)

Media Execs: To Grow Online Ad Revenue, Discard Old Business Models (Seeking Alpha)

Covering the DNC or If Some Is Good, More Is Better (MediaBistro.com)

Clinton Supporters Want To Lose Again For Catharsis (Outside the Beltway)

Cramer Interviews Google's Schmidt - and It's Fascinating (SeekingAlpha Internet Stocks)

Thank you, Jeff Jarvis (Blowin' In The Wind)

Scarcity Fosters Creativity (Around the Corner v2 - MGuhlin.net)

Older is better (sometimes) online (Blowin' In The Wind)

Coelho finds the perfect alchemy of print and digital (Paulo Coehlo's Blog)

Too Much Revenue, Not Enough Growth (Fractals of Change)

CNN Censors âRude Giantâ (Red Tory) (Progressive Bloggers)