Interviews
Interview: Steve Rubel Talks Media Ubiquity
Michael Stelzner of Social Media Examiner interviews Steve Rubel, Senior Vice President at Edelman Digital, about social media and why he quit blogging.
Read MoreThe Best Buy Channel At CES: Be The Media
Best Buy is a perfect example of a company realizing that they can be the media and by doing so, communicate directly with their target audiences.
Read MoreQ & A With Malcolm Gladwell
Author Malcolm Gladwell talks about his new book, “What the Dog Saw,” a compilation of his stories appearing in “The New Yorker” magazine.
Read MoreBook Review: How We Decide
In How We Decide, Jonah Lehrer dissects and explains how the brain decides; when it uses reason to arrive at the right decision and when it is better served by relying on intuition and emotion.
Read MoreForrester Research's Bobby Tulsiani On Online Video
Forrester’s Bobby Tulsiani discusses his company’s recent report about online video providers but, more importantly, provides some insight into how online video is being used: Video is now an essential video tool for businesses, and the Forrester report is a guide of representative companies, he says.
Read MoreYouTube's New 1080p HD Format & New Upload Anywhere Feature
Hunter Walk, YouTube’s director of product development, spoke with Beet.tv about the new 1080p format, the experiment in pre-roll ads and YouTube’s open API.
Read MoreMistrust: National Leadership Index 2009
Harvard Kennedy School’s Center for Public Leadership Director David Gergen and Visiting Professor Rod Kramer answer questions about this year’s National Leadership Index.
Read MoreSocial Networking Phenomenon
On September 29, 2009, David Erickson participated in a town hall forum on social media that was broadcast on regional PBS affiliate KSMQ.
Read MoreOracle CEO Larry Ellison Unscripted At The Churchill Club
Industry giants Larry Ellison, Oracle CEO, and Ed Zander, former CEO, Motorola, and former president of Sun Microsystems, take the stage in this rare, unscripted discussion.
Read MoreJay Smooth On The Fall of Mass Media Reductionism
Jay Smooth is the creator of the Hip-Hop Music Blog, and video blogging site IllDoctrine. In 1991, he founded what has become New York’s longest running hip-hop radio show, WBAI’s Underground Railroad. Here he talks about the decline of mass media’s influence on the perception of cultures generally and on the perception of young black men, specifically.
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