Disruptive Dialogue #9 - 05/08/2007

The latest episode of the Disruptive Dialogue podcast is now available.  This one was recorded in Bow, NH and is a Curt Schilling special at 38:38 (Curt wears number 38 and his blog is 38pitches.com).  You can download this podcast as an MP3 or subscribe to the RSS feed to make sure you never miss an episode.

Topics:

• 00:34 - Welcome and apology to Bryan Person
• 04:51 - News Item - BostonNow publishes bloggers in newspaper
• 07:00 - News Item - Direct to AudioBook
• 09:30 - News Item - Belgian Newspapers vs. Google
• 11:56 - Commentary - Newspaper Publisher Says Free Content the Problem, Not the Cure
• 17:30 - Commentary - Pew Study on Technology and Communications Trends
• 25:30 - Comment from Doug Haslam
• 28:05 - Comment from Brian Griffin
• 31:58 - Comment from Sarah Wurrey
• 32:40 - Comment from Brian Helfrich
• 36:37 - Wrap-up

Show Notes:

• Brian Helfrich's comment
• Book Not Ready for Print? You Can Whip Up an Audiobook for a Podcast for Now
• Contrarian viewpoint on the future of newspapers
• Real Time - WSJ.com
• A Boston Newspaper Prints What the Local Bloggers Write - New York Times
• The real-world view of Web 2.0
• A Typology of Information and Communication Technology Users (PDF download)
• T3 High-Tech PR Conference in NYC

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