Kara Visits the Tech Policy Summit: Content
by Kara Swisher
Posted on March 31, 2008 at 2:42 AM PT
Last week, I appeared at the second annual Tech Policy Summit, held in Hollywood, which covered a wide range of important issues related to digital topics and public policy.
The one on content was titled, “How New Media Is Changing Content Creation and Distribution.” Conclusion: A lot!
I did video interviews after the session with two of the three panelists: Gregg Spiridellis, co-founder and CEO of JibJab Media; and Andrew Keen, author of the book, “Cult of the Amateur” (the other panelist was Jonathan Taplin, longtime entrepreneur and now a professor at USC’s Annenberg School of Communication).
Both Spiridellis and Keen discuss the changing nature of content and how new media will pay for itself.
Here’s the video (and here is another video I made for a panel I also moderated, on privacy):
Comments
Dear Sirs:
I have started a blog
site on ‘paid content’
using standardized,
USB smart cards
(key ring format)
for newspapers and
magazines, to enable
a very quick, ‘band-aid
fix,’ for implementing
public key cryptography.
The site is:
newspapersdilemma.blogspot.com
Txs,
Sam Stew
Posted by Sam Stew at May 5th, 2009 at 6:53 pm