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What is the Ideal Organizational Structure for a Digital Media Company?

Jorge Espinel / February 26, 2009

The much expected news of a Yahoo re-organization has gotten me thinking about what the ideal organization is for internet divisions/conglomerates to foster growth and innovation. Since I believe interactive networks will primarily grow/scale through acquisitions of products and services over the next few years, they would benefit from designing an organizational structure to support [...]

Management,web,Web 2.0 - 2 Comments

Can Boxee Kill Cable Television?

Jorge Espinel / February 19, 2009

Hulu’s content partners decision to pull out of their relationship with Boxee has gotten me thinking: “Here we go again.” The existing TV and Film ecosystem will continue to focus on protecting the existing model rather than focusing on embracing the new one. Over the past 15 years, I have witnessed first-hand a significant amount [...]

televison,Video,web - 2 Comments

Teens Don’t Use Twitter…At least, Not Yet

Jorge Espinel / January 30, 2009

Yesterday, as part as our annual gathering of portfolio companies, I had the opportunity to meet a group of high school and college students from the Los Angeles area. There were about 15 kids between the ages of 16-20. 65% boys and 35% girls. The session was focused on learning about their media consumption habits, [...]

digital media,web,Web 2.0 - 0 Comments

The Non-Traditional Rules of Operating Web Businesses

Jorge Espinel / January 21, 2009

A good friend of mine, who works in digital media, recently expressed its frustration with Web businesses: ” Why can these businesses be more simple; They are just not easy businesses.” Any digital media entrepreneur or executive is likely to agree with this statement. Building or operating businesses on the Web continue to be a [...]

Management,web,Web 2.0 - 0 Comments

Friendfeed or Twitter May Replace Katie Couric

Jorge Espinel / May 4, 2008

The phenomenon of Twitter and Friendfeed seems to have regained momentum over the past couple of weeks. Early adopters are increasingly fascinated with these applications’ ability to broadcast information across the Web to a community of followers. The recent incident involving a US citizen arrested in Egypt, who used Twitter to ask for help, demonstrated [...]

Content,discovery,friendfeed,twitter,web - 0 Comments

Paying Google for Audiences

Jorge Espinel / May 2, 2008

I am increasingly surprised by how many more sites seem to be looking to build audiences through SEM efforts. The concept of using a direct marketing ad unit such as paid search to promote content websites has seemed strange to me. The idea of having to continually advertise to be able to aggregate audiences seems [...]

audiences,broadband enterprises,Content,payola,sem,seo,web - 0 Comments