Come September when changes at The Times-Picayune take effect, not only will New Orleans become the largest city without a daily newspaper, its residents will likely become some of the most disconnected in the country.
Tracie Powell @ Poynter - TV / Radio - on 5/7/12
In case the EastEnders writing team haven't already informed you, London 2012 is in search of "real" people to carry the Olympic torch. Y'know, pillars of the community like Billy "I ain't too proud to beg" Mitchell. All the multinationals are on-board and Coca-Cola is particularly excited, being on the hunt for "extraordinary people with a burning passion".
Clare Considine @ MediaGuardian - Advertising - on 12/8/11
Former New York Times film critic Elvis Mitchell, who was recently dropped as the co-host of Roger Ebert's new movie program on PBS, has landed on his feet.
The Huffington Post - Media - on 12/1/11
Movieline has added a prominent, not to mention impressive trio to its burgeoning ranks, including former New York Times critic Elvis Mitchell and reputable film writers Jen Yamato and Alonso Duralde.
The Wrap - Media - on 12/1/11
NEW YORK — Chicago-based film critic Ignatiy Vishnevetsky is joining Roger Ebert's upcoming movie review show.
AP @ The Huffington Post - Media - on 4/1/11
7:00 AM: (AGS) Directorate Change.
Investegate Media Results - on 15/12/10
Film News: For 'Hedwig' director, filming meant catharsis for a childhood loss -- John Cameron Mitchell might not at first seem like an obvious choice to direct "Rabbit Hole," a screen adaptation of David Lindsay-Abaire's play about a couple grieving over the loss of a young child.
Variety Film - on 1/12/10
Scrounging for “digital cents” is a risky business that makes content companies worried about losing analog dollars. But they’re forging ahead regardless. At the second panel of the Battle for the Digital Home, executives from CBS (NYSE: CBS), Hulu, and Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT) talked about how they saw their companies making ends meet in the digital future.
Joe Mullin @ paidContent:UK - on 9/11/10
Scrounging for “digital cents” is a risky business that makes content companies worried about losing analog dollars. But they’re forging ahead regardless. At the second panel of the Battle for the Digital Home, executives from CBS (NYSE: CBS), Hulu, and Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT) talked about how they saw their companies making ends meet in the digital future.
Joe Mullin @ paidContent.org - on 8/11/10
In a post over at Poynter yesterday, Rick Edmonds analyzed the paid-content experience of Spokane’s paper, the Spokesman-Review — and made, in the process, a case for a mixture of paid content and free living together on a media website. A case for, essentially, a porous paywall.
Neiman Journalism Lab - on 4/8/10
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