The Printed Blog Blends Old Media and New
Allison Horner — July 1, 2009 — Unique
References: theprintedblog & theprintedblog
The Printed Blog is a free publication of blogs and artwork, not written or provided by reporters but by a network of bloggers. This publication is spreading like wildfire and may be the most innovative and important idea in the area of print and online news to date.
The blogging network and artists focus on many topics, of their choosing, that are filled with opinion, insights and humor.
Despite drastically decreasing ad sales for print news, The Printed Blog could be the tool print news and media need to stay alive and thrive. After all, it feels nice to hold the paper or magazine in your hands instead of straining to see the computer screen.
Even better, The Printed Blog is free and is availabe in many cities like San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, and various Chicago neighborhoods.
The blogging network and artists focus on many topics, of their choosing, that are filled with opinion, insights and humor.
Despite drastically decreasing ad sales for print news, The Printed Blog could be the tool print news and media need to stay alive and thrive. After all, it feels nice to hold the paper or magazine in your hands instead of straining to see the computer screen.
Even better, The Printed Blog is free and is availabe in many cities like San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, and various Chicago neighborhoods.
Trend Themes
1. Printed Blogging - The Printed Blog is disrupting the traditional news industry by blending old media (print) with new media (blogs), creating a unique and innovative publishing platform.
2. Free Print Media - The Printed Blog's free distribution model presents a disruptive opportunity for the print news industry to regain readership and revitalize advertising revenue.
3. Growth of Blogging Networks - The success of The Printed Blog highlights the trend of decentralized, user-generated content, offering a disruptive approach to news dissemination in the digital age.
Industry Implications
1. News Media - The Printed Blog creates a disruptive opportunity for the traditional news media industry to explore innovative models that blend print and online content to attract and retain readers.
2. Digital Publishing - The Printed Blog's innovative approach to blending blogs and print media presents an opportunity for the digital publishing industry to explore new revenue streams and engagement strategies.
3. Advertising and Marketing - The free distribution model of The Printed Blog opens up disruptive opportunities for advertisers to reach a wide audience through print media in an increasingly digital advertising landscape.
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