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March 27, 2008
Media Watch: Hosting The Call on Tuesday. Ideas?
I'm co-hosting CNBC's The Call on Tuesday from 11am to noon EST. If anyone has any pressing subjects that they think should be part of the hour, feel free to let me know.
And yes, my hair is out as a subject. Sorry.
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IMHO a good subject would be cats, mostly about how cute some of them are.
What might be cool is a comparison of the major internet players' service offerings/holding across the major segments: search, ad serving, homepage, video, sat-based geography tools, social sites/tools etc.
But not just offerings, but also market share. So GOOG would kill in search and ad serving (DC), but Yahoo would lead with myYahoo vs iGoogle homepages.
One last thing: is Joe Kernan really the boob he appears to be?
Paul – here’s an idea for you, following up on the link that you just posted to an interesting story in the New Yorker:
“The death and life of the American newspaper”
As you know, we just launched a new service at www.newsflashr.com that features a new way of linking to all the major newspapers. It’s based on an automated real-time analysis of all the popular keywords in the headlines – the end result is an UNBIAS map of all the hot news topics – it naturally highlights the “collective intelligence” of the leading news editors.
Unlike other fully automated news aggregators, such as Google News, the algorithm we use is based on straightforward keyword analysis and is therefore TRANSPARENT - always a good thing in the media.
Happy to get your thoughts on it,
Gal