Listeners will line-up, again, July 11.
Not streaming? You're M.I.A.
“As we arrive at the iPhone's first birthday, we're going to take it to the next level,” Apple CEO Steve Jobs crowed at yesterday's announcement ceremony. The AM/FM tuner didn’t even make it to the first level.
Station B ceased being station A’s competition when consolidation put A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H under one roof.
Your new competitors include exclusive carrier AT&T, which paid part-of-the-cost-of new iPhones that retail for a mere $199/$299.
Streaming and archived audio take you there.
As does shortform video, with new iPhones’ souped-up YouTube capability.
What to do?
If you couldn't make it to Noo Yawk this past weekend, for Talkers magazine's 11th annual New Media Seminar, send Email to [email protected]. Even a blank Email is OK. No spam, I promise.
Seconds later, the robot will Email a link to:
1. download my June newsletter, including notes from the recent Streaming Media East conference, stuff you need to know about getting your work on the new platform; and
2. "virtual handouts" from my New Media Seminar session "MAKING MONEY With Online Content." This is a page of actual links to FREE downloads of the applications/software/tools you need to get rolling.
After a year of embarrassingly-low convention attendance, this observation, based on a record-breaking New Media Seminar, and the conspicuous theme shift of NAB's mammoth April show in Vegas: Broadcasting conventions now draw a crowd only if they're not-just-about-broadcasting.
HC
www.HollandCooke.com
www.ListenToAmerica.com
PS: Flashback: HC's famous "masturbation" story, tol LIVE on C-SPAN, closing the 1st session of the 1st New Media Seminar [Rated G]:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=23Bobc0_8ok
Not streaming? You're M.I.A.
“As we arrive at the iPhone's first birthday, we're going to take it to the next level,” Apple CEO Steve Jobs crowed at yesterday's announcement ceremony. The AM/FM tuner didn’t even make it to the first level.
Station B ceased being station A’s competition when consolidation put A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H under one roof.
Your new competitors include exclusive carrier AT&T, which paid part-of-the-cost-of new iPhones that retail for a mere $199/$299.
Streaming and archived audio take you there.
As does shortform video, with new iPhones’ souped-up YouTube capability.
What to do?
If you couldn't make it to Noo Yawk this past weekend, for Talkers magazine's 11th annual New Media Seminar, send Email to [email protected]. Even a blank Email is OK. No spam, I promise.
Seconds later, the robot will Email a link to:
1. download my June newsletter, including notes from the recent Streaming Media East conference, stuff you need to know about getting your work on the new platform; and
2. "virtual handouts" from my New Media Seminar session "MAKING MONEY With Online Content." This is a page of actual links to FREE downloads of the applications/software/tools you need to get rolling.
After a year of embarrassingly-low convention attendance, this observation, based on a record-breaking New Media Seminar, and the conspicuous theme shift of NAB's mammoth April show in Vegas: Broadcasting conventions now draw a crowd only if they're not-just-about-broadcasting.
HC
www.HollandCooke.com
www.ListenToAmerica.com
PS: Flashback: HC's famous "masturbation" story, tol LIVE on C-SPAN, closing the 1st session of the 1st New Media Seminar [Rated G]:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=23Bobc0_8ok
