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Who Should Decide What News is Important?

Tim Berry | Posted 08.23.2009 | Media

Read More: Journalism, Headlines, New York Observer, New York Times, The Front Page, Editors, News Values, Silicon Alley Insider, Media News
Tim Berry

Back in the old days, editors decided what was news, not advertisers and not readers. There was this concept called "news values."

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Real Estate Crash: How's Your City Doing? (SLIDESHOW)

businessinsider.com | Henry Blodget and Kamelia Angelova|Jul. 1, 2009, 6:48 PM|19 | Posted 08.02.2009 | Business

Read More: Real Estate Crisis, Real Estate Prices, Real Estate Crash, Home Prices, Home Values, Case-Shiller Index, Silicon Alley Insider, Business News

The rate of crash for real-estate prices nationwide has finally begun to moderate. Specifically, it dropped from -19% a year in March to -18% a year ...

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10 iPhone Accessories We'd Love To Have (SLIDESHOW)

businessinsider.com | Dan Frommer | Posted 07.16.2009 | Business

Read More: Iphone, Iphone 3.0, iPhone Accessories, iPhone Apps, Silicon Alley Insider, Business News

One of the iPhone's best new "3.0" features will be its ability to work with new hardware accessories. So here's a bunch we'd love to have. Get Huf...

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Silicon Alley Insider: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Charles Warner | Posted 06.13.2009 | Media

Read More: Henry Blodget, Kara Swisher, Walt Mossberg, Silicon Alley Insider, Media News
Charles Warner

The website Silicon Alley Insider has a split personality -- when it's good, it's very good and when it's bad, it's awful.

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Tim Armstrong Gets It Right, Silicon Alley Insider Gets It Wrong

Charles Warner | Posted 06.06.2009 | Media

Read More: Henry Blodget, Tim Armstrong, Silicon Alley Insider, Tim Armstrong Google, Tim Armstrong AOL, Media News
Charles Warner

AOL's newly appointed CEO, Tim Armstrong gave some insight into his plans for the beleaguered Time Warner unit. But you had to listen carefully to what he said to get a sense of what he was planning.

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Newspaper Editors To Generation Y: Drop Dead

Diane Tucker | Posted 03.28.2009 | Media

Read More: Tim Luckhurst, Myspace, Chris Freiberg, Andrew Sullivan, The Daily Dish, The Guardian, Msn, The New Republic, Recession, Forbes Magazine, Death of Newspapers, William Howard Russell, National Buy a Newspaper Day, Diane Tucker, Facebook, George Steer, Newspaper Industry, Silicon Alley Insider, Fairbanks Daily News-Miner, Bob Woodward, Carl Bernstein, Peter Kafka, The Atlantic, Watergate, Huffington Post, Old Media vs. New Media, Old Media, Old Media Death Watch, Media News
Diane Tucker

Doesn't the best online journalism still depend on old media outlets? What happens when we lose all those print reporters, the ones who file history's first draft?

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The 25 Most Valuable Digital Startups

Silicon Alley Insider | Posted 05.06.2008 | Business

Read More: Digital Startup Companies, Most Valuable Digital Startups, SAI25, Silicon Alley Insider, Business News

Wondering how much your private company is worth? (Or your stock options in your private company?) Curious where your company ranks in the pantheon of...

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Disney/ABC Opens Vault To Vintage TV

Silicon Alley Insider | Michael Learmonth | Posted 03.28.2008 | Media

Read More: Abc, NBC Classic TV, Vintage TV, NBC Vintage TV, Disney/ABC, Jason Kilar Hulu, Nbc, Cbs, Classic TV, The a-Team, Disney Classic TV, Disney TV, Zorro, Star Trek, Disney Bob Iger, Bob Iger, Jason Kilar, Tv, CBS Vintage TV, Disney Vintage TV, Davy Crockett, Disney, CBS Classic TV, Silicon Alley Insider, Michael Learmonth, Airwolf, Media News

Disney is going to raid the TV archives, a move that may allow viewers to watch 50s-era series like "Zorro" and "Davy Crockett" via ad-supported strea...

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NYT-Owned About.com Not for Sale; Rumors Are "Horsesh*t"

PaidContent | Rafat Ali | Posted 03.28.2008 | Business

Read More: New York Times, About.com for Sale, About.com, Silicon Alley Insider, Business News

A rumor cropped up on SAI earlier today about New York Times (NYSE: NYT) hiring a banker to look for options for About.com, which of course surprised ...

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