Blogs and other online media have almost replaced trade magazines, Dan Gillmor, told a writer for the Society of Professional Journalists. Gillmor said this trend is likely to spread across other media genres as well.
Most printed trade magazines, replete with press releases, tend to be slow moving, conservative and not very exciting. Adrants and MarketingVox focus sharply on the trades they cover, and skip all the corporate speak.
Gillmor: Blogs Replacing Trade Publications
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Gillmor: Blogs Replacing Trade Publications
I’m not sure what Dan means with “Blogs and other online media have almost replaced trade magazines” that is far off! There are lots of services the B2B community needs. Neither as journalistic format nor as media can Blogs can deliver all – there is a lot of room in print and online!
In my opinion. Blogs as media, can not and will not take over the role of B2B print media, not even in the B2B news business. But Blogs can (and will) help to serve the community better and provide an additional platform for exchange.
And for my taste (and profession) Blogs could be more helpful to push the b2b media harder to serve their readers / users better!
Best regards from Berlin,
Hugo
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