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Levi’s, The Official Denim Of Young Female Activists Everywhere

Shape What's To Come, sponsored by Levi's, is a new online community where young women share ideas and opinions and connect with peers on topics such as art, media, fashion, music and social change as well as discover and pursue their passions to help shape their futures. "There's a new spirit of action coming from twenty-something women. They're changing the world with nothing but raw talent, game-changing ideas …

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Third Screen Gets Its Own Show

"The Mo Show: In Pursuit of App-iness," created and produced by Frank Chindamo, President/CEO of Fun Little Movies, is the world's first TV show to make sense of the hundreds of thousands of entertainment choices and apps available to mobile device users. "This half-hour nationally-syndicated entertainment newsmagazine for TV, Mobile and the Web will do for mobile entertainment what Entertainment Tonight does for TV …

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The Onion Is A Multimedia Content Business, Not A Paper Pusher

According to Columbia Journalism Review, The Onion has decided to both get out of the print business and double down on print at the same time. The popular satirical newspaper and website has made the decision to franchise its print edition out to local partners. Franchisees will pay a weekly fee to license Onion content; they'll sell their own ads, pay to print and distribute the papers, and keep the profits from …

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Yes And No

As a content creator, I've always liked the maxim, "Content is King." But I'm also a curator, so I'm not put off by Steve Rosenbaum's claim that "Context is King." Either way, I'm still King. Content isn't King because it isn't scarce. It's everywhere, it's overwhelming, and it's gone from quality to noise. Yes and no. Yes, we have more content than ever waiting to be discovered and processed inside our myriad …

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Eight Weeks Of Palin on TLC: “This Is Flippin’ Fun”

I don't know if Mark Burnett, the King of Reality TV, is a Republican or not, but now that I've watched the first few episodes of his new show, Sarah Palin's Alaska, I am reminded once again how much more skilled politicians on the right are when it comes to creating winning media images. Billed as part travelogue, part documentary series, the show looks like an ad to me. One of the greatest ads in American …

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