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June 12, 2007

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sammy kaye

"She's been on the air for nine months," Moonves said. "Let's give her a break."

True, but Couric has been in last place in her category and other shows of better quality have been canceled only after a few weeks on the air.

N. Venkatraman

You are right on the money. The transformation in the media landscape will be so profound that the traditional companies will no longer be calling the shots. Apple is leading the transformation in the music industry (not the traditional music labels, who rather prefer the status-quo!). Similarly, the big four TV networks will find themselves in a new business landscape where they will be participants, not rule makers. Changing news anchors is like trying to fix a deep wound with a band-aid and hoping that the wound is not serious.

N. Venkatraman

You are right on the money. The transformation in the media landscape will be so profound that the traditional companies will no longer be calling the shots. Apple is leading the transformation in the music industry (not the traditional music labels, who rather prefer the status-quo!). Similarly, the big four TV networks will find themselves in a new business landscape where they will be participants, not rule makers. Changing anchors is like trying to fix the wound with a bandaid and hoping that the wound is not serious.

News Watcher

The question is where will the online news aggregators be if major news organizations such as television networks and major newspapers cannot adequately monetize their operations? It is the message, not the medium. Having a superior delivery system isn't going to mean much if there isn't quality content to receive. I'm not suggesting that the MSM should be the only source for news. But I do believe that the gold standard now and in the future will be journalism that is vetted, well sourced and verifiable. Yes, there will always be a place for "non-journalists" but I believe that is more the realm of commentary and opinion, not news. And I could not agree more about news anchors. The focus in the future will be the content coming from great reporters, not the person introducing the story. That trend has been at work here in the Bay Area for nearly two decades.

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