Dorian Benkoil senior consultant at
Teeming Media. An award-winning journalist and editor, he was a foreign correspondent for AP and Newsweek, and international and managing editor for ABCNews.com. At ABC News he moved to the business side, handling sales integration and business development, before joining Fairchild Publications as General Manager for their Internet division, becoming editorial director for mediabistro.com, then a consultant for Teeming Media in New York. He graduates this year with an MBA from Baruch's Zicklin school of business. Learn more about him at Benkoil.com or his blog - MediaFlect.com.
Robert Cauthorn is a journalist, former vice president of digital
media at the San Francisco Chronicle, and was the third recipient of
the Newspaper Association of America's prestigious Digital Pioneer
Award. He launched one of the first five newspapers web sites in the
world and is generally considered to have delivered the first
profitable newspaper web site in 1995. Cauthorn has been in the middle
of the transition from old media to new and is recognized as
frank-talking critic when he believes newspapers stray for their
mission. In mid-2004 he became the president of CityTools, LLC a new
media startup based in San Francisco.
Ben Compaine has divided his career between the academic world and private business. He was a journalist when manual typewriters were considered state of the art, but also led the conversion of his college newspaper to cold type. He has started and managed weekly newspapers. His dissertation at Temple University in 1977 was about the changing technologies that were going to unsettle the landscape of the staid and low profit newspaper industry. Since then he has focused his research and consulting on examining the forces and trends at work in the information industries. Among his most well-known works (and the name of his
blog) is "
Who Owns the Media?".
Vin Crosbie has been called "the Practical Futurist" by
Folio, the trade journal of the American magazine industry.
Editor & Publisher magazine, the trade journal of the American newspaper industry, devoted the Overview chapter of executive research report
Digital Delivery of News: A How-to Guide for Publishers to his work. His speech to the National Association of Broadcasters annual conference was one of 24 orations selected by a team of speech professors for publication in the reference book
Representative American Speeches 2004-2005. He has keynoted the Seybold Publishing Strategies conference in 2000; co-chaired and co-moderated last year's annual Beyond the Printed Word the digital publishing conference in Vienna; and regularly speaks at most major online news media conferences. He is currently in residence as adjunct professor of visual and interactive communications and senior consultant on executive education in new media at Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, and meanwhile is managing partner of the media consulting firm of Digital Deliverance LLC in Greenwich, Connecticut.
Vin Crosbie
Dorian Benkoil
Bob Cauthorn
Ben Compaine
1. David Markum on May 20, 2008 9:32 AM writes...
I see people writing about twitter a lot. Its everywhere...twitter this and twitter that. The reality is that so few people use twitter I dont know why its even a story. Twitter has less then 200K UU according to Quantcast. This means there are roughly 11,000 sites that have more traffic. Its no where close to mainstream.
Permalink to Comment2. Dorian on May 23, 2008 8:37 AM writes...
No, there aren't a lot of people Twittering in the larger universe. But the influencers are, and it's getting traction. Whether it's Twitter and its many offshoots and addenda and integrators (anything from TwitPic to Friendfeed to Twirhl...) or another technology, the cloud is forming and we'll see a lot of use of handhelds in short bursts, posting and communicating in multiple direction. Maybe Twitter's already jumped the shark?
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