Archive for april 3rd, 2007
Published on tisdag 3 april 2007
in Delicious.
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“Online advertising expenditure jumped 41.2% to £2.01bn during the year, the report by the Internet Advertising Bureau and PricewaterhouseCoopers said. In contrast, spending on national newspaper ads grew just 0.2% to £1.9bn, taking a 10.7% share of the
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“I have no idea if Twitter is the next MySpace. Fuck, I don’t really even think MySpace is the next MySpace. The thrill of Twitter is actually that you feel like you could quit using it at any moment. (I’ve heard a rumor that some people also say this abo
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“In this special section our goal is to detail the bedrock foundations of journalism to help citizen reporters grasp the fundamentals of the craft in a networked age.”
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“But the essence of ETech is our idea that you often see the seeds of the future in places where people are having fun with technology. New markets often start with enthusiasts rather than entrepreneurs.”
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“My sense though is that the social architecture that animates Change.org is necessary to have large scale, sustainable social impact.” Stowe Boyd analyserar Change.org, Global Voices Online och FreePledge.
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“Include outside voices in every phase of editorial planning, newsgathering, reporting and follow-up.” “Reorganize newspaper sites into a series of micro-sites on niche topics.” “Reach out to the community for bloggers, muckrakers and go-to experts.”
