New Media/Old Media, Jason Calacanis on NPR’s ‘On The Media’

From the Calacanis-Cast

[un-cut] Jason Calacanis being interviewed by NPR’s show On The Media.

This is a really interesting conversation about transparency in Journalism.

Apparently, Jason Calacanis wont do interviews unless he can have the un-edited original recording for himself to post in the spirit of transparency (and/or in case he’s mis-quoted or his words are taken out of context).

This is a really interesting little conversation. If you’re interested in the changing media landscape, New Media/Old Media or Journalism/Media in general, you should give this a listen.

MP3 HERE

Permalink HERE

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One Response to “New Media/Old Media, Jason Calacanis on NPR’s ‘On The Media’”

  1. Arin Crumley Says:
    December 11, 2007 at 1:33 pm

    I love how he suggests that all the raw interviews be posted and allow other podcasts and shows to re-edit and re-post under creative commons. Bad ass. We always post our raw interviews. We record it ourselves and carry the burden of doing that. But publications rarely link to our raw source. It’s up to the audience to find what we’ve posted.

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