GOODLINX: News wires, not newspapers; Rules of social media (part 67); The ‘arrogance’ of Google; What’s next in search; The great Samboy hijack

News wires may be better placed than newspapers to survive the changing media ecosystem, suggests an article in the current edition of The Economist.  

Matt Granfield of Zakazukha Zoo on the rules of social media engagement:

“If a client ever comes to me asking for a stategy their consumers will ‘tolerate’, I will resign, on the spot (not once the press gets hold of it, not after no-one can believe what I’ve said anymore because I’ve lied to them in the past) because I will know right then and there that I have failed in my fundamental role as a marketing consultant, whose fundamental job is to build relationships with people; long-lasting ones. Profitable ones. Ones built on mutual respect.”

Publisher Neil Thackray on “the arrogance of Google:

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