Future of News
When people trust humans more than brands: the incubator newsroom
How we might rebuild journalism from the ground up by rethinking what a newsroom is.
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A pretty good day for Marissa Mayer: why Yahoo! could still win
Not only was she named as the new Yahoo! CEO today - but she's also announced that she's expecting her first child. That's up there with Mark Zuckerberg's graduation-IPO-wedding triple whammy earlier this year. At the time of writing, Yahoo! is worth
Inside Huffington Post's traffic machine: the algorithm that's killing traditional media
Frédéric Filloux has written a great analysis of the Huffington Post's SEO techniques, and is uncompromising about the implications: I’m afraid they are wrong. Lethally so. Frédéric goes into some detail about the way sites like the HuffPo find original journalism and re-wrap it with catchy headlines,
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Check out our entry for the Knight News Challenge!
We're a part of the Knight News Challenge: Speed up, simplify, economical sending and sharing of large video files from anywhere to aid journalists and others. 2. Is anyone doing something like this now and how is your project different? Slow or expensive methods of video delivery exist,
For your consideration at SXSW Interactive
I’ve submitted a talk for South By Southwest 2011: Building the User-centered Web By establishing a general standard for social application interactions, the services and technologies used to make connections become less relevant; the Internet is people, one big social network, and users no longer have to worry about