I received an email today inviting me to help save the tiger by contributing a photo to an online tiger mosaic that WWF are building. […]
Month: April 2007
Streakers, Gunmen and The Death of Network News
by Rohit Here’s a fact: if you get naked and run across the football field at an NFL game, you won’t get on television. The […]
How 7 basic human needs are driving the new social web
Yet for most, Web2.0 is about the next evolution of the Internet and how it is becoming more useful for everyone. Yes, there are lots […]
The Participation Ladder
Forrester segmented the online audience into several different stratas – what they call a ladder of participation. They found that “Inactives” are by far the […]
http://www.searchmarketinggurus.com/search_marketing_gurus/2007/04/newspapers_onli.html
According to an article on PaidContent today, newspaper companies are seeing a slowing in online ad revenue growth. This really struck me as interesting. Especially […]
How the web is/will affect journalism
(Video – worth watching 1 time at least)http://www.robinsloan.com/epic/ Lessons From a Newsroom’s Digital Frontlinehttp://www.nieman.harvard.edu/reports/06-1NRspring/p53-0601-riley.html “What is happening is, in short, a revolution in the way […]
The Race
By the usual indicators, daily newspapers are in a deepening downward spiral. The new year brought reports of more newsroom layoffs, dwindling print circulation, flat […]
Saying You Can’t Compete With Free Is Saying You Can’t Compete Period
Everyone else learns to differentiate — why can’t those who produce infinite goods do the same? The answer is that they already do — even […]
Vast majority of visitors would rather watch than participate
A tiny 0.16 percent of visits to Google’s top video-sharing site, YouTube, are by users seeking to upload video for others to watch, according to […]
Show Numbers as Numerals When Writing for Online Readers
We’ve known the basic guidelines for writing for the Web since our earliest studies in 1997. A key finding is that most website users don’t […]