For Whom The Bell Tweets

I was interviewed by Jessica Levco of Ragan for her story on The Media is Dying – a Twitter collective, recording the slow drip drip death of old media.

David Parmet, a New York PR agent, said the feed helps those involved in the public relations industry.

“For PR flacks, it’s always a good idea to make sure you know when journalists are moving around,” Parmet said. “If you’re pitching a story, you’ve got to know where people are.”

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Actually, what I said (and believe) is that “The Media” is a misnomer. It’s not media, old or new, that is dying. It’s the business model that’s giving up the ghost.

Peter Himler (as always) puts it more succinctly than I:

In my opinion, the name was simply inaccurate. Themediaisexpanding, changing, convulsing are probably more apt descriptions of what’s happening in the media ecosystem.

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  • Good thoughts, David. We've come to confuse "the modern mass media the way we've known it since WW2" with "the media by which we communicate."

    Television sank great old media institutions like The Saturday Evening Post. And so what? We got over it.
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