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New York Times is going to fail, big time. — [CHART]
Too expensive. More.
Posted in Business, Business & Economic Models, Business Administration, Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce, Journalism
Tagged content, digital journalism, digital media, Internet content, Internet Marketing, Internet sites, Journalism, journalists, marketing, Media, News, news media, news sites, sites, websites
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Nick Denton of Gawker Media about their website redesign — [VIDEO]
[Download this post to watch the embedded video, if your feed reader does not show it to you.] Nick Denton mentions this during his talk: – Blogonomics: The End of Micropublishing? – by Felix Salmon.
Posted in Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce, Internet Strategy, Inventions & Innovations, Journalism
Tagged advertising, blogs, digital media, Gawker, Gawker Media, Internet Marketing, Internet sites, Journalism, journalists, marketing, Media, news media, Nick Denton, publishing, web marketing, website design, website redesign, websites
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The redesign of the Gawker Media sites
Their focus is not on generating pageviews but on attracting (and retaining, I guess) new readers. – http://gawker.com/ – http://beta.gawker.com/ – Nick Denton interviewed by Henry Blodget @ Ignition – Felix Salmon on Gawker Media
Posted in Business, Business & Economic Models, Internet Strategy, Journalism
Tagged audience, Business, Gawker, Gawker Media, Henry Blodget, Ignition, Internet sites, Journalism, journalists, Media, media organizations, news media, news sites, Nick Denton, The Internet, web sites, websites, world-wide web
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Great interview of WordPress’s Matt Mullenweg
The interviewer asks all the good questions.
Posted in Business, Business & Economic Models, Information Technology, Software
Tagged Automattic, blogging, blogs, CMS, content management software, content management systems, Internet sites, Matt Mullenweg, open-source software, sites, Software, The Internet, web sites, websites, WordPress, world-wide web, WP
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Steve Jobs tells you to run a HTML5 website —without Flash.
Thoughts on Flash – by Steve Jobs (APPLE CEO) Excellent. Read.
Posted in Information Technology, Inventions & Innovations
Tagged Apple, Apple IPad, Apple iPhone, Apple iPod Touch, Apple Mac, Apple Macintosh, browsers, Flash, HTML5, Internet sites, iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, Steve Jobs, The Internet, videos, Web, web applications, web apps, web browsers, websites
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Why David Pennock and Jed Christiansen should be thankful to Google
Because Google Webmaster Central Tool helps webmasters determine whether their site(s) has/have been hacked. Awesome.
Will betting legalization save US print journalism?
Mortimer Zuckerman: There is something that can be done, and the federal government ought to do it: allow sports betting on newspaper Web sites. Michael Masnick agrees.
Posted in Journalism, Politics, Regulations
Tagged Betting, Gambling, Journalism, laws, newspapers, print journalism, Regulations, websites
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How do traders like (or dislike) the new Hollywood Stock Exchange?
Hollywood Stock Exchange Don’t expect Alex Kirtland to ask the tough and harsh questions, of course. (Our good friend Alex sells web usability services. His goal is to make friends.) The main bit of criticism seems to be that the … Continue reading