I just posted this at BrandShift but felt it was important and wanted to post it here, as well:
I just listened to Bob Garfield tell the tale of An Impending Period of Transitional Chaos for Media on NPR's All Things Considered. Here's what NPR has to say about the segment:
Network television audiences are down as cable, the Internet and a host of other new technologies emerge; and marketers are shifting their dollars accordingly. The media world faces an interim of chaos before a new order is determined. The co-host of On the Media delivers his take.
After listening to the show it made me think more about the uneveness of change. While those of use who work in the "New Media" realm view the world of marketing optimistically, those that live in the paradigm of the "Old Media" view these changes pessimistically and cling to their worldview with every once of energy they have.
Times, they are a changing!

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