Newspapers on life support
By John Hockenberry, Daljit Dhaliwal, Nadia Zonis
Guest: Jeff Jarvis
Thursday, February 12 2009
From The TakeAway.org
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When asked by Daljit what serving up page impression upon page impression will do to news value, Jarvis argues that “aggregation and curation becomes a value”. This is a short interview, but Jarvis makes predictions about a couple papers and states his opinion that he is against a newspaper bailout.
He also talks about the successful New Jersey news site / blog baristanet.com and one of my old employers, The Star-Ledger (and Jarvis’s through Advance) and how these media companies might come together, network, and grow her platform.
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