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  2. Sources Go Direct is a concept I've been promoting for a long time, without a simple one-page explanation of what it means. Here's my attempt to solve that problem. # The term focuses on the flow of news. Before the web news flowed from sources to reporters to readers. Some readers were sources of course.
  3. Home > Archive > 2009 > May > 15 Sources go direct Friday, May 15, 2009 by Dave Winer. I read this morning that the NY Times will decide by the end of June how to generate more revenue from its online presence.. The two choices, they say, are: 1. Metering and 2. Membership. Metering is complicated, but boils down to a new rule -- you can use the site for free for a while, then you have to pay.
  4. Hence, "sources go direct" is the difference between news today and news in the past. So when you're looking for what's different now, to understand if a news system will work or not, ask yourself if it builds on sources communicating directly. If it does, it's likely to make a difference.
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    Nov 26, 2024Sources Go Direct is the way everything works now. Ad dollars and gotchas are not how you get known. The only way that works is patience over long periods of time so the voters feel comfortable with the candidate. The story keeps repeating.
  6. Two new items today re Sources Go Direct.. 1. Felix Salmon notes that Google went direct with news of their acquisition of Motorola.. 2. On today's Brian Lehrer Show, the former attorney for the NY Times in the Ellsberg case, says the difference between Ellsberg and Julian Assange, is that Assange is a publisher, therefore is protected under the First Amendment.
  7. This diagram helps illustrate what Sources Go Direct is about. Back in the old days an idea had to run a gauntlet of middlemen and profiteers before it could reach "targets." The PR people introduced execs to reporters. The PR people briefed the analysts who were then interviewed by reporters to provide "objective" insights. The users were ...
  8. Sources Go Direct, explained # Sources Go Direct is a concept I've been promoting for a long time, without a simple one-page explanation of what it means. Here's my attempt to solve that problem. # The term focuses on the flow of news. Before the web news flowed from sources to reporters to readers. Some readers were sources of course.
  9. What Anderson calls "Free" -- we in Rebooting The News call Sources Go Direct. Absolutely nothing strange about it. The Internet always disintermediates. Did you see the "media" in the middle of that word? It's the middle that's hurt in the new world. Sorry. The new world pays the source, indirectly, and obviates the middleman.
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