Vin Crosbie
As managing partner of Digital Deliverance LLC and publisher of the "Digital Deliverance" newsletter, Vin Crosbie advises news media worldwide about new media strategies and tactics. As adjunct professor of visual and interactive communications and senior consultant for executive education in new media at Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, he teaches that wisdom to graduate students and media company executives. "Folio" magazine called him "the Practical Futurist." "Editor & Publisher" magazine devoted the overview chapter of its executive research report "Digital Delivery of News: A How-to Guide for Publishers" to his work. And his speech about new media to the National Association of Broadcasters annual conference was one of 24 orations (including some by President George W. Bush, Condoleezza Rice, Hilary Clinton, and Barack Obama) selected by a team of speech professors for publication in the reference book, ">Representative American Speeches 2004-2005."
Recent articles by Vin Crosbie
New Media Predictions, Part 2
Media will have to serve the individual, not the masses. Last in a series.
Oct 2, 2009
New Media Predictions, Part 1
Where is new media going in the next decade? And what will become of traditional media? Part one of two.
Sep 18, 2009
Place Your Bets About Paid Content
Bets are now being placed on whether people will pay for general interest information online.
Aug 21, 2009
The Death of the Story
The foundation for any news organization in this millennium should be live, interactive databases of utilitarian information.
Aug 7, 2009
End of an Admirable Fallacy: Local News
If local journalists and publishers want to earn money online, they first must provide comprehensive local information, not stories.
Jul 24, 2009
Newspapers: Stop Whining and Act
The Web is here to stay. Newspapers need to stop feeling sorry for themselves and change their business models.
Jul 10, 2009
Individuated Media on the Horizon
Media that delivers only the content each consumer wants and connects marketers with only consumers who are interested in the marketers' products, fulfills the promise of new media.
Jun 26, 2009
The Greatest Change in Media
The greatest change in media isn't the iPhone, social media, or even the Internet.
Jun 12, 2009
Social Networks: My Place or Yours?
Businesses and other organizations that build their own social networks and expect customers and others to come are missing an important point.
May 29, 2009
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