Joan Walsh, Editor-in-Chief of Salon.com, says
Paul Levinson takes you on a walking tour – actually, it's more like a running tour – of the media innovations that are transforming our world. He's not just a scholar, he's an explorer, immersing himself in MySpace, Facebook, Twitter and multiple blogging platforms to help us make sense of the galloping changes in media. Have we entered a glorious new era of media democracy, or are these innovations leveling standards of fairness and authority? Levinson remains an optimist without being blind to the dark side of change. Whether you want to learn to blog, podcast or Twitter yourself, or just keep track of the way such tools are remaking the world around you, the "New New Media" is an indispensable guide.
Jeff Jarvis, Director of New Media Program, City University of New
York's Graduate School of Journalism; Founder, Entertainment Weekly; Creator, BuzzMachine blog, says
Paul Levinson provides an invaluable and encyclopaedic guide to the newest of new media invented so far.
Mignon Fogarty, creator of the award-winning Grammar Girl podcast, and author of the New York Times bestseller Grammar Girl's Quick and Dirty Tips for Better Writing
, says
Insightful and comprehensive. The overviews are great for people who want to quickly get up-to-speed on the entire landscape or more experienced Web addicts who want to branch out, and the anecdotes and history will delight people who consider themselves old-timers.
Paul Levinson interviewed about
New New Media -

September 2, 2009, interviewed by Mike McConnell,
700WLW Radio, Cincinnati, listen to podcast
here ... September 15, 2009, interviewed on the
Kojo Nnamdi NPR show, listen to podcast
here ... throughout the day, September 20-21, 2009, segments of a 50-min interview on
KNX Radio, Los Angeles ... October 8, 2009, interviewed by Barna Donovan and Ernabel Demillo, Culture Wars,
WSPC Radio, Jersey City, NJ, listen to podcast
here ... January 19, 2010, interviewed by Fred W. Hoffman,
KCPS Radio, Burlington, Iowa, listen to podcast
here ... February 24, 2010, interviewed by Gordon White,
Social Media Podcast, Edinburgh, Scotland, listen
here ... January 24, 2011, interviewed by Janet Babin on
Marketplace, NPR, listen to podcast
here, read transcript
here ... July 19, 2011, interviewed by Phillip Adams on
LateNightLive, ABC National Radio (Australia), listen to podcast
here ... July 21, 2011, interviewed by Brian Lehrer on
WNYC, NPR, listen to podcast
here ... July 21, 2011, interviewed by Jim Fleming on
To the Best of our Knowledge, Wisconsin Public Radio, listen to podcast
here ... August 17, 2011,
Voice of Russia Radio, interviewed about flash mobs and democracy ... October 6, 2011,
At Issue, Wisconsin Public Radio, interviewed by Bill Merens about Steve Jobs (1 hour), listen to podcast
here ... October 16, 2011
Steele Talkin, WCCO Radio
(CBS all-news, Minnesota), interviewed by Jearlyn Steele about social
media, Occupy Wall Street, political bullying (1 hour), listen to
podcast
here ...
=on television= December 10, 2009, on
Fox Business Channel, Is AOL Obsolete?
see video ... February 9, 2010, on
NY Nightly News,
Mainstream vs. New New Media Coverage of Gov. David Paterson NY Times
"story," interview by Chuck Scarborough and Melissa Russo,
see video ... March 8, 2010, on Fordham Nightly News, How I Came to Write New New Media, and more, interview by Tom Gallagher,
see video ... October 14, 2010, on Quarrymen News, "MyBodega Agency," interview by Tom Gallagher,
see video
... May 22, 2011, on NBC Nightly News, "O-shaped hole opening in fans
hearts" I talk about Oprah Winfrey's significance (1:36-1:44 into
video),
see video ... July 16, 2012, on PBS WNET-TV "One on One" with Steve Adubato, 7-minute interview about New New Media, 2nd edition, see video ... July 27, 2013, on BBC World "Talking about Movies" with Tom Brook (I start about 50 secs into video), see video ... September 7, 2014: talking about Celebrity Photo Hacking, on Arise TV, see video
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