REVIEW, UPDATES & ASSIGNMENTS

• Due next week, November 29:
  Third paper:
  Create (or critique) a Web entertainment business model
  -- Audience: how big? how wired? how interested?  how rich?
  -- Value: what's special? what are the benefits? who cares?
  -- Competition: how many? how dominating? how successful?
  -- Marketing: how broad? how expensive? how effective?
  -- Potential: how profitable? how big? how far can it go?
  -- Future: short or long term? tech surfer or victim? 

RADIO STATIONS ONLINE

• Industry Standard: Big Radio Finally Tunes into the Internet
• BroadcastAmerica.com
  -- Chapter 11 release
• InternetRadioList.com
  -- Talk radio list
• NPR.org

ENHANCED RADIO

• TalkCity.com
  -- Rush Room
• WNYC Lopate's Place

OFFLINE RADIO

• Spike Radio from Ken Matsuzaki
• Spinner.com
• SonicNet.com
• Yahoo! Radio

THE FUTURE OF RADIO

• Arbitron Ultimate Radio Station Web Site Study
• Kerbango Web Radio

Next week: Copyrights, Royalties &  Digital Intellectual Property

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See last class notes:

• A Digital Media Overview
• Digital Photography
• The Technical Infrastructure of the Internet
• World Wide Web Entertainment Trends
• Webcasting and Streaming Media
• Television Online
• Hollywood and the Web

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