Don’t Beg For Attention, Be Attention

Noah Brier writes offers some vacation-reading reccomendations. This one caught my eye:

Chartreuse’s "The Big Difference Between Old and New" is as good a ’state of the media’ as I’ve read. This line almost made me cry:

"Old media is begging for attention…New media is attention."

So true.

Related posts:

1. An Abundance of Information Creates a Poverty of Attention
2. Advertisers Will Continue To Squander Consumer Attention & Trust
3. Center Of Attention: Customer Service
4. Tivo Stealing Attention From TV Upfront Frenzy
5. The Web’s Imperfect Method of Measuring Audience Attention & Value

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