GigaOm: Hulu may soon require subscribers to have a cable TV subscription

Hulu may soon require subscribers to have a cable TV subscription by Stacey Higginbotham, April 30, 2012. http://gigaom.com/broadband/silly-cord-cutter-you-will-pay-for-cable-oh-yes/ Higginbotham looks at the effect of content online to broadcast and cable TV.

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PBS: Sherlock Season 2: Three New Shows

1st collector for PBS: Sherlock Season 2: Three New Shows | Watch… Follow my videos on vodpod  

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Time to move beyond 'sharing' and 'stealing' in the debate over content

Reblogged from paidContent: In the debate over online content, Robert Levine is a rare honest broker. The former Wired journalist doesn’t parrot the fear-mongering of major copyright owners and nor does he embrace the tech utopias of the other side. Speaking at the Copyright Clearance Center’s OnCopyright 2012, Levine dressed-down the rhetorical excesses of the copyright industry [...]

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MediaPost: AOL to debut new ad campaign platform

O’Malley, G., AOL To Debut New Campaign Platform, MediaPost Publications / Online Media Daily (March 20, 2012), http://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/170502/aol-to-debut-new-campaign-platform.html?edition=44752 (last visited March 20, 2012). Read about AdLearn on the Advertising.com website.

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TED, Known for Idea Talks, Releases Educational Videos – Wired Campus – The Chronicle of Higher Education

TED, Known for Idea Talks, Releases Educational…Follow my videos on vodpod

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Knight Foundation: Media Learning Seminar 2012

TODAY!  You can livestream the event  — from the post: Join us today – virtually – for the live webcast of the 2012 Media Learning Seminar, exploring the latest trends in investing in community news and information. Starting at 10 a.m. EST, the video will be available at www.knightfoundation.org/live. Some highlights: Thought leaders: Keynotes by [...]

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CHE: As journal boycott grows, Elsevier defends its practices

Fischman, J., As Journal Boycott Grows, Elsevier Defends Its Practices – Publishing – The Chronicle of Higher Education Chronicle of  Higher Education (2012), http://chronicle.com/article/As-Journal-Boycott-Grows/130600/ (last visited Feb 7, 2012). Check out  The Cost of Knowledge.   Elsevier supports HR 3699 Research Works Act.  Informed scholars and librarians do not.  Wish I could write like Fister: Fister, [...]

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paidContent: 5 ways Twitter is Changing Media Law

Roberts, J., Five Ways Twitter Is Changing Media Law paidContent (2012), http://paidcontent.org/article/419-five-ways-twitter-is-changing-media-law (last visited Jan 30, 2012). Roberts covers; The Courney Love Case (defamation), The Phone Dog Case (company property), The Religious leader case: (First Amendment), The WikiLeaks Case (National Security),  and The Tony la Russa Case (trademark).

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FAIR Action Alert: CNN’s Factcheck failure on occupy Wall Street

FAIR, CNN’s Factcheck Failure on Occupy Wall Street, FAIR /Action Alert (October 04, 2011), http://www.fair.org/index.php?page=4408 (last visited October 04, 2011). Analyzes the facts presented on the CNN show OutFront that unfairly criticized the sentiments of the Occupy Wall Street protests.

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