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Mass media is merging...

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Mass media is merging.

Personal media is splintering.

Why?

* Filed by Julien at 1:11 pm under random


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8 Responses to “Mass media is merging...”

  1. Bill Deys Says:

    They think bigger is better.

    We know small pieces loosely joined is.

  2. Rob Says:

    Homogenisation !

  3. Rob Says:

    Also, see Adam Curtis and Big Lump Theory…

  4. Jujupiter Says:

    If you merge, you have less employees to pay to tell the same things, right?

  5. CT Moore Says:

    Mass media is merging because of economies of scope.

    What do you mean, though, by personal media “splintering?”

  6. Allan W Janssen Says:

    Julien like the site, please go to http://BlogsCanada.ca and register, would like to feature some of your stuff
    Allan Janssen

  7. Robin Mizell Says:

    Julien, are you familiar with http://www.ctheory.net? I noticed it when I followed up on something Peter Jurmu mentioned in a discussion we’re having about creative writing and digital formats.

    RE: “personal media splintering”

    I notice that on the Web, people are demonstrating their natural tendency to divide into like-minded groups. Privacy settings, passwords, and other features were devised to enable that. One-size-fits-all mass media might be a counterproductive inclination.

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