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Tag Archives: newspapers
Gray Lady Down! New York Times Rebuilds the Paywall
Oh New York Times, I know you’re having trouble making ends meet. I know it’s hard to keep up with the costs of dead trees and top notch journalists, but bringing back the pay wall in 2011? Are you kidding? … Continue reading
That’s One Way To Get People To Stop Reading Your Papers: Microsoft To Help News Corp Get Off Google
I’m not sure if Rupert Murdoch is a brilliant business mind, just doesn’t get the Internet, or just plain nuts. Maybe buying MySpace was a good idea when News Corp bought it, but it certainly isn’t holding much value now. … Continue reading
Posted in Citizen Journalism, Internet Life, Social Media, Web 2.0
Tagged Citizen Journalism, journalism, newspapers, online news, Social Media, Web 2.0
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Gutenberg was a blogger
We owe a huge debt to Johannes Gutenberg. Here’s a guy who just wanted to wrestle publication of The Bible out of the hands of The Church and monks and unwittingly (perhaps) set the stage for blogging. The movable type … Continue reading
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Tagged geek life, infostreaming, Johannes Gutenberg, newspapers, printing press, publishing, Shebeen Club, Social Media, Web 2.0
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Again The Globe & Mail Leads Newspapers Into Uncharted Waters: Mathew Ingram Tapped As Communities Editor
Image by cfarivar via Flickr As conservative as Canadian business have been jumping onto the Web 2.0-Social Media bandwagon, the Globe & Mail newspaper has been ahead of the curve. Yes, they kept a walled garden up for a while, … Continue reading
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Tagged Citizen Journalism, GAM, Globe and mail, journalism, newspapers, NowPublic
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