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A. Two things: Targeted audience segments (like moms or parents) and devices. There’s so much going on with mobile content, especially. We expect to build up USA Today’s presence on a variety of devices in 2011, including Google TV. I just saw a demo of USA Today for Google TV, and, I really think that device is going to change the way all content owners think about TV. We’ll also scale out more of our local content for devices as well.
Looks like that blog just stole that story. I think the legitimate source is here:
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I think Josh's response should have been..."My top focus for 2011 will be to look for a job since I just was snubbed by Gracia Martore and have been told I will not be the next Chief Digital Officer."
ReplyDeleteThe focus on Moms or Parents is so old school. And Google TV?!? WTF. How many people actually have that or will have that in the next 12 months?
The digital team is really lost. They should all be thrown out.
8:31 p.m.: How appropriate, given the lack of paywalls.
ReplyDeleteDoes Josh Resnik still work at Gannett? I have not seen him in the office over the past few weeks and I sit not too far from his office.
ReplyDelete"cutting highschoolsports.net and the countless manhours they've squandered on such a broken product should be priority."
ReplyDeleteBuilding Project Odyssey should be a priority, instead of stroking Kevin Poortinga's fragile ego everyday and letting him move back to Indy, while the rest of us have to clean up the mess.
ReplyDeleteAnother priority for Josh should be that he should spend more time in the office and get to know his team. No one even knows this guy or what he does.
Another priority is to STOP giving away our 5 billion monthly ad impressions to a bunch of remnant ad networks at less than $0.75 cpm!
Another priority should be to get his head out of Gracia's ass since it hasn't gotten him promoted and it can't be too comfortable for him.
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ReplyDeleteBtw, the last time we heard from Gracia was the first week of May. She promised us that they were going to "immediately find" a new Chief Digital Officer.
Clearly Josh Resnik is NOT it!
Gannett Digital and USA TODAY execs have turned disappearing into an art form. Geez, it's not even funny how invisible they are.
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