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Wednesday's featured links - March 12, 2008

Submitted by Tom Kephart on Wed, 03/12/2008 - 11:48pm.
  • Disney
  • Lycos
  • music
  • new media
  • radio
  • Robert Iger
  • social networking

Move Over - This Is Radio 2.0 - by Raghav "Rags" Gupta from GigaOM - "Radio, while still powerful, is no longer perceived as the vibrant marketing channel for music it once was. MTV certainly isn’t. They’ve been replaced by the web — in particular, by social networking communities and blogs. This is Radio 2.0."

The Lycos 50TM for Week Ending March 8, 2008 - Barack Obama leads Hillary Clinton and John McCain. Elliott Spitzer searches are way up, as is Justin Timberlake. In other news, Lycos apparently still has a search engine. Film at eleven.

Iger: New Media Can Complement Old - by Mike Farrell from Multichannel News - "Disney CEO Robert Iger touted the entertainment giant’s aggressive stance on the Web, but added that online distribution can actually enhance the value of more traditional media outlets like television and movie theaters."

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