I nominate McGraw Hill to go first: BusinessWeek “Blogspotting” Stephen Baker says main-stream media should open up their historical archives to all comers.
|
|
|
|
May 3rd, 2005
I nominate McGraw Hill to go first: BusinessWeek “Blogspotting” Stephen Baker says main-stream media should open up their historical archives to all comers.
May 3rd, 2005
Panopticist photoshopping: Andrew Hearst has whipped up another one of his humorous magazine covers.
May 3rd, 2005
However, as the cover on the left is from the February Texas Monthly and the cover on the right is from Boston Magazine’s May cover, it’s hard to make the “coincidental great minds” argument. (via: Romenesko)
May 3rd, 2005
Digital editions? This morning, I heard two presentations regarding “digital Basically, my response to PDF-like versions (souped up PDFs, That said, here is today’s “digital edition” of the ABM “show daily” from Folio: Bob Metcalf said (at the ABM spring meeting I’m attending): Bob Metcalfe (as in inventor of ethernet and the Metcalfe in “Metcalfe’s Law“) on blogs: “If you want to understand what’s going on with blogs, Google the name ‘Clay Shirky.’ Also, in discussing the way the Internet has “disrupted” newspapers (By the way, after he spoke, Metcalf, went to the back of the
May 3rd, 2005
Next new news search thing: Snap’s newsfilter.com A different approach from Google news and others. (via: John Battelle) |