One could quibble with Andrew Sullivan’s facts and figures and even his prediction that newspapers will nearly vanish from your hands while you’re reading their pages, but he’s got the trend line and the economic riddle mostly right, I think:...
Seattle-based journalist Sanjay Bhatt has created “The Ink-Stained Wretches Club,” a Ning group, according to the Fitz and Jen blog on the Editor & Publisher Web site. Being an ink-stained wretch, I joined up. But that got me wondering who...
This is an obvious growth industry for Tennessee. The governor ought to hire the Red State guys in Murfreesboro to pitch Tennessee to Microsoft.
A lot is being written about CNN’s intentions on being a wire service to newspapers. On Twitter yesterday, media strategist and all-around digital news pioneer Steve Yelvington said: Am I supposed to take CNN seriously as a potential newswire? It...
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Crowd-sourcing layoffs at Gannett.
PCmag gathered 200,000 speed tests from 17,000 users, coupled it with some other broadband penetration data and analyzed the numbers. They’ve mashed the data it various ways, including a ranking of states by Internet access speed. The analysis did find...
… the future of media is being split into two streams: one that consists of raw news that comes like a torrent from sources such as Twitter, mobile messages and photos, the other, from old media. The eyewitness dispatches (and...
Seth Godin on the innovator’s dilemma and The New York Times.
Early this morning I made some Cranberry Crunch to bring to the office (recipe below). I’m not sure where I got that recipe, but it meets my easy test. I used the results to test how well the new Nokia...