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Finally a Good Gillmor Gang

17 May 2006 in Advertising, Gillmor Gang, Podcasting by Garrick

Addiction Gang Part IV pulls the Gillmor Gang out of a lull and really digs into the media transition we’re going through. I too am optimistic about revenue generation models developing out of this that are far more interesting and sustainable than what we have today.

We just gotta get there. Come on folks, we got work to do.

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