Chapter 329.1

Flushing, the website's office.

Looking at the papers on the desk, Wang Jian nodded slightly.

Although it failed to prevent the success of the film, so that we had to send Matthew and others to Los Angeles, it was a very troublesome thing.

But correspondingly, the income he got was quite good.

The subscription of "I'm really rich" is rising again due to the influence of film and television.

Even "bang bang", which he asked for as an episode in order to make trouble, was on the top 30 of the billboard.

The girl named Beyonce, taking advantage of this heat to go around, has to pay a certain copyright fee to Wang Jian every time.

So far, it's close to $100000.

Well, it's not much, but it's a windfall.

The most important thing is to help Caroline and others open a small cake shop with the help of global publicity.

Of course, it's not that he likes the long legged girl just because he has a relationship with her.

But through this matter, it seems that we have found the right way to use Twitter.

"It worked well." He nodded and looked at Tom in the office and legendary journalist Woodward.

Wang Jian believed that he was a tolerant person, especially when the other party could bring him benefits.

"Well, let's talk about what you're going to think." He got up and poured a cup of coffee for the legendary reporter.

Woodward pondered, organizing his own language.

Before the meeting, he had studied in depth www.biquga.info ]The difference between ter and portal websites such as traditional media and Yahoo.

Wood cherishes the opportunity to re-enter the media industry.

He sipped his coffee and said slowly, "Mr. Wang, I think it's a pity to regard Twitter as a literary website."

"We all know that the most intuitive standard to measure the value of a media is to see the role of its advertising."

"It has proved that the value of one or two New York cake stores is higher than that of one or two local ones."

"Then, we can't manage it as an online forum, but as a real media."

"But..." Tom interrupted and said, "the media needs to provide content. What else can we provide besides online articles?"

"No, no, No." Wood shook his head? Objected? "Mr. Tom's understanding of the media is a bit superficial."

"In the United States alone? The media is actually more like a collection of people with similar opinions."

"For example, bet? Subscribers are mostly African American."

"NBC and CBS, most of the audience are left-wing and right-wing groups respectively."

"The best part is that Twitter is free from this restriction and includes all of these groups."

"For example, a user who has a tendency to have equal rights? We can push all kinds of discriminatory incidents across the United States? In order to make his actions more just."

"On the other hand, red necked people will receive information about the preferential treatment given to African Americans because of their skin color. They will also think that their actions are for race."

"By analogy, women's rights and anti women's rights, animal conservationists and hunters can do similar things."

"This sense of participation and being recognized will make users log in to twitter more frequently, and eventually form a sticky network."

"The most important point is that the traditional media need to be more or less responsible for their reports."

"And twitter doesn't need it at all, because it's all spread by users themselves!"

"During this period, we can make targeted recommendations to each user according to the types of novels."

"Now wangwen.com In fact, there are many kinds of novels. It's operable. "

"In a word, twitter should serve the website, not the website."

Tom shook his head slightly as he thought about the work on the website.

A fantasy novel written by an African American author who wanted to kill all white men.

The protagonist depicted by more white men is the resurrection of the 3K party.

"If you accept a certain kind of news for a long time and then be incited by novels, there will be a big problem!"

"Ha ha," Woodward put down his coffee and said with a smile, "it also needs a breakout point."

"And the detonating button is in our hands. We can choose when to detonate it according to different interests."

"When the number of Twitter users increases further, we don't even need the cooperation of other media to have the ability to trigger large-scale mass incidents.""For example, let the equal rights movement and the red necked people, mixed information collide with each other."

"What happened, it's going to be very interesting."

"The media is never just a business, but a weapon to stab the enemy."

"Otherwise, Wall Street even Boeing, GM and other military industrial consortia can get involved. Why can't they get into the media industry?"

Wood took a look at Wang Jian and found that he was expressionless.

After a pause, he decided to give an example as a reference to increase persuasion.

"The outbreak of the Los Angeles riots happened just before the mid-term elections."

"In that real poll, it was very rare for the Republican Party to take the lead, while most of the media in Los Angeles invested in the Democratic Party."

After hearing this, Wang Jian pondered slightly.

In his mind, he was thinking about the things that Viacom and tycoon Redstone targeted some time ago.

When he has an interest dispute with the media group, the umbrella he seeks for himself, Goldman Sachs, does not play much role.

Had it not been for a series of blunders, I might have had to learn from Chaplin and go to Europe.

However, Wang Jian was not sure whether similar incidents would happen in the future.

This passive, can only bear the attack of others, let him very no sense of security.

"In any case, it's always right to find yourself a dagger that can resist a little."

Now the only consideration is whether the legendary reporter's idea can be completed with the current technical conditions.

Wang Jian picked up the phone and called Jack Dorsey in Silicon Valley.

After stating the matter, Dorsey's answer is: it's difficult, but you can try.

And he also asked for a senior executive to go to Silicon Valley.

Dorsey's personality is similar to Wozniak's, so it's not suitable to be involved in similar business.

When he put down the phone, Wang Jian looked up to the middle-aged reporter who had reported on the Watergate incident.

"Welcome, Mr. Woodward."

"If you can, I hope you can go to Silicon Valley as soon as possible to be the media director of twitter."

"Dorsey's character is stubborn. If there is anything, you can respond to me."