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- 1. A splat today, but tomorrow who knows…? Rick Waghorn, ceoAddiply, founder MFW May 13, 2011
- 3. ‘Here’s the problem: Journalists just don’t understand their business…’ (Randall Rothenburg]
- 4. GuardianLocal; combined ‘audience’ of 100,000-plus.
- 5. ‘Unsustainable’. LP: Oh, Edmund can it be true? That I hold here, in my mortal hand, a nugget of purest Green? BA: Yes indeed, Percy, except that it's not really a nugget. More of a splat. LP: Yes, my Lord. A splat today, but tomorrow, who knows…
- 8. “What will the newsreading experience be years from now? … it will be personalised… (E Schmidt]
- 9. 400,000 pages = $140, ’07.
- 10. Show me the money…"We've got a fantastic group of lads here that want to win every week for each other… When you've got a good team spirit and a group of lads who enjoy playing as much as they do, it's fantastic… (Grant Holt)."
- 12. Cost Charles I his head
- 15. ‘Those that come out of the North are the greatest pests of the nation…’ (Southwark MP,1656]“This book deals with… the attempts of various groups of the common people to impose their own solutions to the problems of their time… (Christopher Hill)
- 19. 17,549 ‘unique visits’ in April 11. Engagement.
- 24. ‘I don’t want to put a computer between me and a business…’
- 25. 6,000 unique visitors a day and turns a profit.
- 26. I’m a local business too…“Some of my advertisers took eight visits to sign. “It’s worth it to invest the time to build the relationship… “You’re selling yourself as much as you’re selling the site…” (Howard Owens)
- 28. Age of Participation in ad selling? Gathering news and ads from that local community…
- 29. Via better understanding of who the advertiser is.“Outlets should move away from the editorial models of the ‘Age of Representation’, where news organisations published what they thought readers should know to an ‘Age of Participation’ and a better understanding of who the audience is... (Emily Bell)
- 31. ‘Each will use distant sales…’ (Jarvis)
- 32. ‘Grouponand Patch will attack with the brute force of local sales staff…’
- 33. ‘Crowd selling’ tool…‘Scaling local sales is the key opportunity… establishing new, independent, entrepreneurial sales forces… (Jeff Jarvis, April ‘11)
- 35. Batman needs Robin. Or Robins.
- 36. 90% revenue return; sell me an ad, I’ll give you 25%...
- 39. Ie witnessing a world turning upside down
- 40. ‘Top down… not to Jeremy’s taste…’
- 41. Media to be re-built from ‘EveryBlock’ up.
- 42. Re-launched in P2P format. Data relegated.
- 43. It’s a people thang…“The importance of any given experiment isn’t apparent at the moment it appears… Even the revolutionaries can’t predict what will happen… “ (Clay Shirky)
- 44. And thank you… Rick Waghorn, May 2010