The world's largest press baron is stating quite clearly now (if anyone didn't hear him before) that the media revolution will yield a personalized, customized experience for consumers. No more strictly top-down, quite a lot of bottom-up.
Rupert Murdoch, the head of News Corp., spoke at Georgetown University on how news is being reshaped by users with capabilities to choose and frame what they'd like, when they'd like it. A bi-product of this age: People who traditionally weren't able to afford such wide access through conventional media now will have it in the digital space.
