BROWSE INNOVATION RESOURCES
Resources About "MEDIA"
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Good News for Media Companies
Innovative experimentation can help the media fight the disruption that threatens them
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Voices of Disruption – September 24, 2008
Jim Lurie, president of TVLowCost USA, has worked more than 20 years in marketing and advertising, on both the client and agency sides. He is one of the founders of the agency Owens, Kopilak, Klein, Lurie, LLC (o2kl). Lurie spoke with editor Renee Hopkins Callahan about TVLowCost USA’s disruptive approach to television advertising.
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Innovators’ Update: YouTube’s Continued Struggles
In Innovators' Insight #97, “The Limitations of Data,” we described how difficult it is to forecast the performance of disruptive innovations. What has happened since?
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Assessing Tribune’s TV Strategy
Like all media companies, Tribune Co. faces immense industry challenges. Sam Zell, who purchased the conglomerate in late 2007, isn’t standing still. The company is selling off assets, cutting costs in its newspaper operations, and investing in new growth offerings, such as an attempt to revitalize local television news. Tribune deserves credit for trying, but needs to continue to broaden its thinking to drive true transformation.
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Voices of Disruption: January - February 2008
Beth Higbee is the SVP/GM of emerging ventures for Scripps Networks. She is a leader is lifestyle media whose brands include HGTV, Food Network, DIY Network, Fine Living, and GAC. Previously, she helped to launch Snap.com/NBC Internet and helped found the original new media division at Rodale, Inc.
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1997: TiVo’s Technology Starts the Trend of ‘Time-Shifting’
Decade of Disruption Special Issue
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An Innovation Home Run
Forbes.com
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Innovators' Update: Air America Signs Off?
Insight #14, "All Clear for Air America?" suggested that one reason for the liberal talk radio station Air America's early struggles was an impatience for growth. What has happened since?
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Emerging Technology Watch: September - October 2006
Dig that video?; download a VoIP handheld wireless; how many words is a picture worth?
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Innovators' Update: Do-It-Yourself Disruptors
Insight #24, "Do-It-Yourself Disruption," discussed how emerging models that give consumers the ability to customize and control information could shake up established markets. What has happened since?
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Ten Rules for Strategic Innovation
Managing the process of moving from idea to execution
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A Time of Threat or Opportunity?
Newspapers need to find rays of hope amid the disruptions
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Voices of Disruption: July - August
Bob Benz is the general manager of Interactive Media at Scripps Newspapers, a division of E. W. Scripps Company
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Mastering the Emergent Strategy Process
Invest a little to learn a lot about key assumptions and risks
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What Bloggers Can Teach the Media
To compete successfully in the future, media companies need to learn how to get the most out of their content
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Disrupt-O-Meter: Satellite Radio vs. iRadio
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Voices of Disruption: November - December 2005
Mary Lou Fulton is the vice president of audience development for "The Bakersfield Californian." Mary Lou is responsible for finding new ways to serve readers and advertisers who are not using the company's daily newspaper.
