Tag : death of print
MTV Revisited
“Video Killed the Radio Star” debuted as the very first music video played on MTV on August 1, 1981. Nearly 30 years ago, new wave band The Buggles chronicled how television ended the career of a radio personality. This past Saturday, The Economist’s Annual Forecast for 2011 arrived and I was captivated by the article“Words fail them” in which the author [...]
Not so Fast
I’ve recently written about how print is dead and how some say the web is dead; two recent articles caught my attention and I’ve combined commentary into one post. Scott Moldenhauer, author and former pharma sales representative, wrote recently how “battered” pharma reps are and offered some insight for helping them remain relevant. It seems [...]
The Web is Dead?
In a previous post (see: Print is Dead) I shared how Nicholas Negroponte has declared the date of death for the printed book. On the heels of this, Wired Magazine editor, Chris Anderson, is declaring the death of the web. Oh really? These are the same people who in 1997 declared the browser dead and that [...]
Print is Dead
Nicholas Negroponte declared on Friday last week that the physical book is dead in 5 years. Negroponte is not a hyperbolic prognosticator, nor can his predictions be taken lightly. As the founder of the MIT Media Lab he has SERIOUS street-cred. Negroponte’s 1995 book “Being Digital” had as its basic premise that in the future [...]
Bark or Byte
I travel with Prolifiq note cards; it allows me to send a hand-written note (via snail mail) to people whom I meet. I have an ongoing debate with one of our interns about the appropriateness and value of hand written notes, especially thank you notes. He believes it is a dead medium, especially among his [...]
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