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Google, Inc. (GOOG) - David Weir at BNET

The Bottom Line of Google Book Search "Yesterday was the filing deadline set by Denny Chin, the federal judge overseeing the Google Book Search case, so over the last few weeks the court has received letters, briefs, and other documents from hundreds of parties from around the world…" In addition to serving as a BNET Media analyst/blogger, David Weir is a veteran journalist and the author of several books Weir is a co founder and vice president of the Center for Investigative Reporting, as well as an editorial board member of The Nation 

Twitter, Inc. - David Weir at BNET

You can bet it's coming, but until then, check this new non fiction book out…" Twitter's Real Time Collective Mood Index "We have a little bit of everything out here in California; once we even had a statewide "California Task Force to Promote Self Esteem…" and other values, which is what sprang to mind upon reading about those two University of Vermont statiticians who consider Twitter a "a hedonimeter," a device that measures emotions like happiness…" In addition to serving as a BNET Media analyst/blogger, David Weir is a veteran journalist and the author of several books Weir is a co founder and vice president of the Center for Investigative Reporting, as well as an editorial board member of The Nation 

Newsday, Inc - David Weir at BNET

As Murdoch and Sulzberger Dream of Paywalls, Consider Poor Newsday's Example . Perhaps the only way to figure out what is actually going on in the media industry these days is to not get too mired in the daily, weekly, or even monthly details, because the pace of news has quickened to the extent that even the small army of us here at BNET could never hope to cover everything of interest to the average media exec Take the issue of paywalls 

Cablevision Systems Corporation (CVC) - David Weir at BNET

As Murdoch and Sulzberger Dream of Paywalls, Consider Poor Newsday's Example . Perhaps the only way to figure out what is actually going on in the media industry these days is to not get too mired in the daily, weekly, or even monthly details, because the pace of news has quickened to the extent that even the small army of us here at BNET could never hope to cover everything of interest to the average media exec Take the issue of paywalls 

Google, Inc. (GOOG) - David Weir at BNET

Newspapers and e readers are both mobile devices, and in some markets, such as Japan, they already enjoy a synergistic pricing relationship such that readers pay incrementally for accessing news content when they pay their monthly cellphone bill Since the Times execs are talking about implementing a "metered" system of charging for content, it's worth noting that as Google's micro payment platform emerges later this year, there may be an opportunity online for a bit of revenue action, but the main financial game will be played over mobile devices from here on out And that, in the end, is where the Times plan will live or die * = Internal memo from Chair Arthur Sulzberger, Jr, and CEO Janet Robinson dated , 2010 at 9:28 AM Related BNET Media Links: Why the New York Times' Paywall Won't Lead to Online Isolation The New York Times' Paywall: Build Carefully to Avoid Collapse Latest Attempt by NYT to Erect Paywall Unlikely to Succeed In addition to serving as a BNET Media analyst/blogger, David Weir is a veteran journalist and the author of several books 

Google, Inc. (GOOG) - David Weir at BNET

And, as my BNET Media colleague David Weir points out, the influence of Google, and Yahoo, and Bing, on news site traffic, is ever more substantial 

Yahoo! Inc. (YHOO) - David Weir at BNET

And, as my BNET Media colleague David Weir points out, the influence of Google, and Yahoo, and Bing, on news site traffic, is ever more substantial 

Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) - David Weir at BNET

And, as my BNET Media colleague David Weir points out, the influence of Google, and Yahoo, and Bing, on news site traffic, is ever more substantial 

Vocus, Inc. (VOCS) - David Weir at BNET

Vocus Report on the State of the Media: It's Really, Really Bad . No one paying attention could have missed the massive downswing in fortunes for traditional media companies in the US over the past two years But just in case someone did, say by hiding in a cave at Tora Bora or wherever, the Vocus Media Research Team is out with a new report today detailing last year's carnage: 

Google, Inc. (GOOG) - David Weir at BNET

Google and Syncplicity Team Up to Coordinate Data Management in the Cloud . Google announced today that it is "rolling out the ability to upload all file types to the cloud through Google Docs, giving you one place where you can upload and access your key files online" Anil Sabharwal, Product Manager, Google Docs (enterprise), told me: "This is  great indication about how Google feels about the cloud