Media Disruption Launched

ByChip Griffin February 20, 2008

If you read this blog, you know that I am fascinated by media and disruption. So it was natural that Eaglon‘s next publication should be focused on just that intersection and named Media Disruption. There’s already a bunch of good stuff up there (in my humble opinion), including an in-depth profile of Rafat Ali’s ContentNext Media led by his flagship blog PaidContent (it may be the most comprehensive individual piece about Rafat’s media empire to date, based on my survey of other articles).

Of course, it’s not even 24 hours old and there are also articles about Martha Stewart and Emeril getting hitched, the "web-ization" of network TV scheduling, and more.

Check out Media Disruption and stay on top of the latest on this hot topic.

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