Re: The Clash of Old and New Media Continues

millipo10 — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 07:53:33 -0000

A mother is in the kitchen making dinner for her family when her daughter walks in.

�Mother, where do babies come from?�

The mother thinks for a few seconds and says, �Well dear, Mommy and Daddy fall in love and get married. One night they go into their bedroom, they kiss and hug and have sex.�

The daughter looks puzzled so the mother continues, �That means the daddy puts his penis in the mommy�s vagina. That�s how you get a baby, honey.� The child seems to comprehend.

�Oh, I see, but the other night when I came into your room you had daddy�s penis in your mouth. What do you get when you do that?�

�Jewelry, my dear. Jewelry.�

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Re: The Clash of Old and New Media Continues

Martin Edic — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 14:57:07 -0000

I agree that participation is a critical differentiator in online media. When sites like NYTimes.com embrace commenting, add true blogs and generally open up to reader participation, those sites become online destinations. Social elements integrated with journalistic standards is the new model. The challenge, I think, is keeping everything at a certain level, editorially. That's where the collective experience of traditional media can be leveraged.

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