Daily Archives: Monday, May 17, 2004

Mass consumption: In a story for TV Week, Joe Mandese reports on some punditry from Veronis Suhler projecting that by 2007 the average American will spend 3,874 hours per year with the major consumer media, according to “Investment Considerations for … Continue reading →

Yet again on the Radar: In the history of this weblog, one vaporzine more than any other has received publicity for going in and out of business, being “in talks with investors” and for being turned down by investors. Once … Continue reading →

Twilight? Don’t turn off the lights, quite yet? James Fallows’ piece in yesterday’s NY Times regarding the impact of the Internet (including blogs) on “information middlemen” is merely a rehash of of a decade-old discussion of media disintermediation. (I know … Continue reading →

Middle School Vaporzine Studies: As a rising eigth grader in this weblog’s household would benefit from this program, I’m considering moving to Hortonville, Wisc., next year after reading about a 20-year-old program that all would-be magazine entreprenuers should be required … Continue reading →