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Tony LongWhen the late U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, said that the Internet is a series of tubes, those in the Internet intelligentsia gave a self-satisfying chortle at his naïveté.
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Podcast: Who’s afraid of podcasts as a business? Not Earwolf
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Podcasts are an awesome way to connect your content with audiences, and they are especially good for doing so in an increasingly mobile world — but they aren’t necessarily awesome at generating money.
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Why online advertising will get easier for publishers (and why it won’t)
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The concept of selling digital ads is basic enough — offer up a piece of screen and invite brands to buy it. But for publishers, the ad tech industry can feel like a mix of quantum physics and witchcraft.
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Flipboard launches custom curation tools, makes it a platform for brand journalism
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Flipboard has become a leading player in the digital news-consumption field, and now it wants to hand the same filtering and curation tools employed by its editors over to users of the app, to create their own magazines.
Andy Bull‘s insight:
As they say in this post: "the most subversive aspect of the new features from a media-industry point of view is that they can be used by anyone — including advertisers. If an advertiser can create their own magazine by pulling in their own editorial content as well as content from other sources, and build e-commerce functionality into it, then itgives new meaning to the idea of brands as publishers and media entities."
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Google Analytics Now Makes It Easier To Track Inbound Links And Stats From Its Social Hub Partners
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Google today announced that it has redesigned some of Google Analytics‘ social reports to make it easier for publishers to see when they get inbound links from other sites.
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Pressfolio Relaunches With New Look, Added Features
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We’ve written about building beautiful online portfolios and Pressfolios before. But today they are launching a completely re-hauled and re-imagined site. And I’m already pretty obsessed with it.
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Video not yet ripe on Twitter’s Vine – CNET
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Video not yet ripe on Twitter’s Vine
CNET
Video not yet ripe on Twitter’s Vine. Limited traction of Twitter’s 6-second video app reveals that video-sharing as a genre is lagging years behind photo-sharing.
Andy Bull‘s insight:
It’s early days yet, still have a hunch Vine will work out, or at least lead to variations on short-form video sharing that will gain mass traction
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Introduction to Data Mapping_2
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@AngelaWoodall Hmm… Is this what you mean? http://t.co/0sLyblve3M Or this? http://t.co/r9mX6eHA0A
Andy Bull‘s insight:
Great free learnign resource
Two-Step Verification: Why It’s Necessary for Journalists – 10,000 Words
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Two-Step Verification: Why It’s Necessary for Journalists
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State of the media: The cracks are still widening, but some light is also getting in
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If you’ve been following the media industry over the past year, you probably don’t need anyone to tell you the waves of disruption continue to increase in both height and frequency — so the news that widespread cutbacks have caused dissatisfied…
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