Sometimes you wonder how radio has been able to buy up everything allowable by law and still come away with a declining business model. Must be that damn iPod, right? You wonder how the mighty TV business can be kicked in the butt by a few 22-year old "kids" who while screwing around invented YouTube. That leads me to the question is traditional media in trouble because of all this new technology and a new hard to tie down generation of interactive monsters? Or are they to blame for their own mess? I'm thinking the old model doesn't work. Take a look. New Internet start ups actually hire people -- lots of people -- sometimes when&hellip
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