Here is another thing Bezos can do: Make it clear that the Washington Post will move away from disseminating Neo-Marxist propaganda on behalf of the “Democratic” Party, and become an INDEPENDENT and UNBIASED news source.
We can all agree that technology shifts have made a huge difference in media and beyond, impacting every 20th century product, environment, and lifestyle. What happened to the music industry was a warning sign.
In 2007 the iPhone appeared in Steve Jobs hands at a MacWorld. It combined phone mobility with computer apps and changed the world. Time and geography have never been the same. Young children born after 1999 are now 20-somethings with lives built around mobile internet access to everything, or almost everything.
Funny thing, a company called Amazon is a key player in what I describe as the “instant satisfaction of possession” business.
There has to be a way for Mr. Bezos to combine the immense Amazon membership and volume of people who interact with it weekly with a rewards system for accessing digital information from the Washington Post. Like Peter, I too worked for the Post company— the paper, and two tv stations, as well as a long stint as a CNN vice president. We invented reliable cable TV news. Reliable digital news for this 21st century audience can be created now!
Hope you’ll add your name to advisors.
Well you now have the president you doubtless wanted. We'll see how that goes.
Here is another thing Bezos can do: Make it clear that the Washington Post will move away from disseminating Neo-Marxist propaganda on behalf of the “Democratic” Party, and become an INDEPENDENT and UNBIASED news source.
We can all agree that technology shifts have made a huge difference in media and beyond, impacting every 20th century product, environment, and lifestyle. What happened to the music industry was a warning sign.
In 2007 the iPhone appeared in Steve Jobs hands at a MacWorld. It combined phone mobility with computer apps and changed the world. Time and geography have never been the same. Young children born after 1999 are now 20-somethings with lives built around mobile internet access to everything, or almost everything.
Funny thing, a company called Amazon is a key player in what I describe as the “instant satisfaction of possession” business.
There has to be a way for Mr. Bezos to combine the immense Amazon membership and volume of people who interact with it weekly with a rewards system for accessing digital information from the Washington Post. Like Peter, I too worked for the Post company— the paper, and two tv stations, as well as a long stint as a CNN vice president. We invented reliable cable TV news. Reliable digital news for this 21st century audience can be created now!