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RT @danielbachhuber: Hooray! The top of Daniel's head is the first entry to @publish2's contest! http://bit.ly/10r6y |
@yelvington That was a deliberate (and important) change to NYT CMS to let journalists file copy with inline links. Other news orgs need to. |
Frank Rich's approach to link journalism. http://bit.ly/7e9X |
If you want to understand online advertising, you have to understand direct marketing. http://bit.ly/oENG |
Enter the "I Am The Future Of Journalism" Contest. Win a job with Publish2 + $1,000 signing bonus. http://bit.ly/3L1T |
Spent the day at NYT. Interesting, fun chats with @brianstelter, @silencematters, @shansell, @jonathanlandman, @NYTimesComm Lot's to ponder. |
There was a live jazz band in Union Station. Go figure. |
Google docs is great except when there is more than one person writing in the doc, which, you know, kinda defeats the purpose. |
Newspaper online ad revenue in Q3 2008 ($750M) is close to what it was in Q4 2006 ($745M). Peak was Q4 2007 ($847M). |
The legal profession is suffering from the same end to scarcity as the media industry is. http://bit.ly/vD6p |
@mathewi Twitter is a news outlet as much as blogs are, social networks are, the web is, text printed on paper is. Depends how you use it. |
Feedburner accounts are migrating to Google accounts, as are feedburner feed domains. Google AdSense for feeds becomes plug and play. |
Link journalism piece drives huge page views and becomes a nexus for debate. http://bit.ly/13zCm |
Journo-gurus muscle in on the turf of management consultants and political journalists. http://bit.ly/DZD4 |
Another print publisher crosses the chasm to online-only publishing. http://bit.ly/b89 |
@yelvington Problem is that's valuing the sales channel and not the newspaper itself, i.e. not the content, not the journalism. |
Newspapers should become local ad agencies. Problem is they don't need journalism for that. http://bit.ly/Ov1D |
Are your revenues and profits declining? Just throw the business in reverse and back out. |
Newspaper execs often refer to "reversing declining revenue and profit trends" - as if it were a car stuck in the wron http://bit.ly/at7w |
In Phoenix, on the way to Monterey to speak at Standford Publishing on the Web course. |
