Mediagazer: Tech thoughts on storytelling: Amy Webb at ONA 2010 (Nieman Storyboard)

Janko Roettgers / GigaOM:

Dish Exec: Hulu Is Destroying the TV Industry — Hulu users would wait a lot longer to catch up on their favorite shows, if Dish Network VP of Online Content Development and Strategy Bruce Eisen had his way. “If I can watch Glee tomorrow morning and I don't have to pay a pay TV service …

Discussion: CrunchGear and Neowin.net, more at Techmeme »

Robert Andrews / paidContent:

Guardian Flips iPhone App To Subscription Model, Except In U.S. — We had expected The Guardian to move its popular iPhone app, which has a one-off £2.39 ($3.99) download price, to a recurring payment. — Now the paper says it is introducing a new app, due in December …

Discussion: Guardian, TechCrunch Europe, The Next Web and The Wall Blog

Brian Stelter / Media Decoder:

For Fox News, Most Viewers Ever for a Midterm Election — Television reporters covering Rand Paul's election night victory party in Bowling Green, Ky. — As a Republican wave swept across the United States on Tuesday, the Fox News Channel drew the biggest midterm election audience in its history.

Discussion: TVWeek.com, Company Town, Broadcasting & Cable and Gawker

Regina McCombs / Mobile Media:
The iPad Election: Not quite ready to declare victory for mobile

Discussion: Media Decoder, Mediaite and Web Journalist Blog

Austin Carr / Fast Company:
Behind The Scenes of CNN's Election Tech: iPads, Magic Walls, Holograms, Twitter

Discussion: Inside Cable News and PRWeb, via:ellmcgirt

Jay Rosen / Pressthink:

“I'm committed to the destruction of the old media guard.” ABC News and Andrew Breitbart. — Wake up, journalists. You have no magic exemption from the requirements of political maturity. There are people out there who seek your destruction, and they are not evenly distributed.

Discussion: mediabistro.com, Romenesko, Big Journalism, ThinkProgress and The Politico

Discussion: Big Journalism

Peter Kafka / MediaMemo:

News Corp. Puts Myspace on Double Secret Probation — That big Myspace relaunch we read about last week? That's all fine and good. — But the troubled Web property is a...really troubled Web property, its News Corp. parent stressed today. And it needs to get its act together before it gets kicked off campus.

Discussion: mediabistro.com, paidContent:UK, DailyFinance, paidContent, SAI, Guardian, Company Town, Between the Lines Blog, Broadcasting & Cable and Business Wire

Mallary Jean Tenore / Poynter Online:

Brokaw: 'There's Always a Reason to Turn Over a Rock & Find Out What's Under it — It's been six years since Tom Brokaw stepped down as anchor of “NBC Nightly News,” but he's just as committed to journalism as he ever was. — When I spoke with him by phone last week …

Discussion: St. Petersburg Times, New York Observer and Romenesko

Martin Belam / currybetdotnet:

“Saving money by being open”: Mike Bracken discussing innovation at The Guardian — At the risk of writing a blog post that looks like some very public sucking up to my boss...erm...you really should read the presentation my boss Mike Bracken gave to the Gartner 2010 Symposium in Orlando.

Peter Kafka / MediaMemo:

Time Inc. Can't Wait For Google's Tablets — It's become standard issue for media executives to praise the iPad during public events. Today Time Warner's Jeff Bewkes added a twist, by taking time to talk up tablets made by people other than Apple. — Here are Bewkes's prepared remarks from Time Warner's earnings call this morning:

Discussion: paidContent and MarketWatch

Nieman Storyboard:

Tech thoughts on storytelling: Amy Webb at ONA 2010 — Digital innovation is providing new tools with intriguing possibilities for storytelling. At the 2010 Online News Association Conference last weekend, Webbmedia's Amy Webb presented tech trends she thinks might find a place in the future of news.

Ken Doctor / Nieman Journalism Lab:

The Newsonomics of Kindle Singles — [Each week, our friend Ken Doctor — author of Newsonomics and longtime watcher of the business side of digital news — writes about the economics of the news business for the Lab.] — Maybe the newspaper is like the old LP — you know, as in “Long Play.”

Eric Wilson / New York Times:

Women's Wear Daily Is How Old? — “SO what I'm hearing is that the fashion industry is not doing very well,” said Vera Wang, a very famous designer who was wearing a body-hugging gray sweater dress under a belt trimmed with a veil of leather fringe that looked kind of like a kilt, as she took a sip of a screwdriver.

The Irish Times:

Sarkozy had ‘surveillance unit spy on journalists’ — FRANCE'S SOCIALIST Party has called for the head of domestic intelligence to be brought before a parliamentary commission after a newspaper claimed a specialist surveillance unit had been established to spy on journalists.

Brihendr / National Sports Journalism Center:

Daulerio: No regrets over ethical handling of Favre story — For a transcript of Tuesday's ethics discussion click here. — By BRIAN HENDRICKSON — IU National Sports Journalism Center Graduate Fellow — A.J. Daulerio says he found himself in the shadiest situation of his life this summer …

Mike Madden / City Desk:

Politico Celebrates Politico — Around the District last night, it wasn't hard to find somewhere to go watch election returns filter in. Local Democrats gathered at Love. National Democrats, for some reason, had a fancy party downtown; second-hand reports made clear it was only the place …

Tom Pipes Up Again:

An Open Letter to Ross Watson — On the Future of News Media — According to your analysis of the future of printed newspapers, they are slated to go the way of the dodo bird in the next ten years in some advanced industrial and gadget-addicted countries, followed by further extinctions …

Discussion: Guardian