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links for 2008-03-13
Author: Simon13 Mar
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Traditional media business models are being “smashed” by a digital onslaught, despite the way online journalism has enhanced newspapers’ output, according to the managing director of Guardian News & Media.
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“It’s rather strange for Google to be telling publishers what they should think about robots.txt, when publishers worldwide - across all sectors - have already and clearly told Google that they fundamentally disagree,” said O’Reilly, in the statement.
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As we’re now in early March, it occurs to me that it’s still not too late to look back on the past year — or to look ahead to what’s to come in 2008. I look back over last year, and feel happy about what we’ve accomplished with Google News. And I’m excit
links for 2008-03-12
Author: Simon12 Mar
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One of the most interesting market directions in recent months in my mind is the way the concept of a location service is evolving. People are using location as a vector to bring information that matters directly to them. A great example of this is Dash.n
links for 2008-03-03
Author: Simon3 Mar
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A busy day for United Business Media - splitting its CMP tech publishing unit in four and posting 2007 results (operating profit up 11.5 percent on an adjusted basis). UBM CEO David Levin explained breaking CMP apart is all about brand over medium…
links for 2008-03-02
Author: Simon2 Mar
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Jeremy Hillman, editor of BBC business and economics unit on PR
“It seems to me effective PR isn’t about flogging a ropey product launch. It comes from a deep understanding and mastery of the issues around the industry and business you represent and the ability to express those powerfully and honestly.”
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The Entire Communications Industry, in Less than 200 Pages
“The 2007 Digital Economy Fact Book (pdf) is a tightwad researcher’s dream: In-depth, statistic-heavy, well-cited, and freely-available online. One could hardly ask for more.”
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How To Manage Your Online Reputation - ReadWriteWeb
“The latest tool for reputation management is Trackur, but its bottom-level price is $88/month, so the question on my mind, is: “Is it worth it?” There are already many different ways to monitor your online reputation as it is. Let’s see how they stack up.”
links for 2008-03-01
Author: Simon1 Mar
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The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) today announced that new research encompassing more than 100 of its members demonstrates that the strategies, investments and capabilities required to succeed in digital media have shifted dramatically. Media compa
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Social Media: ‘Agencies Don’t Get It,’ Survey Says
“I think traditional ad agencies have very little contribution to make,” Bryan Simkins, a marketing specialist at FedEx, told TNS. “They are mostly driven by their compensation models which are made for closed media. Those models don’t apply in open media
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“We intend to have one GroupM way of attacking the problems of search –including staff development,” Norman told Online Media Daily. “With unified tools and training, we can optimize both the quality and the amount of time spent on search campaigns, and
I have stumbled upon
- Quick Tour of Firefox Add-On on Delicious
- Coolest Gadgets - reporting on the latest cool gadgets
- Big Ten
- James Nachtwey
- obczaj.net - Google Office
- Motorway map of England, Scotland and Wales
- Online Alarm Clock
- Video Killed the Radio Star - CollegeHumor video
- Apple: recent
- Improve your photography with classical art.