Peter Kafka

Chances are your favorite websites used to depend on Google for traffic and money.

But that's not really working anymore.

Now publishers are scrambling for new lifelines.

Neil Vogel, who runs People Inc., says his company figured it out a couple years ago.

I'm Peter Kafka, the host of Channels, the show about tech and media and what happens when they collide.

You can hear my conversation with Neil Vogel now, wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts.

The one thing the American people are clear about is that they do not want the United States dragged into another long-term war in the Middle East.

Chances are your favorite websites used to depend on Google for traffic and money.

But that's not really working anymore.

Now publishers are scrambling for new lifelines.

Neil Vogel, who runs People Inc., says his company figured it out a couple years ago.

I'm Peter Kafka, the host of Channels, the show about tech and media and what happens when they collide.

You can hear my conversation with Neil Vogel now, wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts.

Cuba's at the end of the line.

They're very much at the end of the line.

Chances are your favorite websites used to depend on Google for traffic and money.

But that's not really working anymore.

Now publishers are scrambling for new lifelines.

Neil Vogel, who runs People Inc., says his company figured it out a couple years ago.

I'm Peter Kafka, the host of Channels, the show about tech and media and what happens when they collide.