Daily Archives: Friday, March 9, 2007

Off to Austin

I’m heading to the airport shortly to fly to Austin for a geek-filled weekend at SXSW Interactive. (Arriving at different times are three other geeksters from Hammock: Patrick R., Laura, and Austin-based Summer.) Also, the 16-year-old in my family is … Continue reading

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News from the front lines of the “print is dead” meme

Next time you hear an expert explain to you how the “Youtube” generation gets all of their “content” from the web, remember that I pointed you to a story from earlier in the week that appeared in the Seattle P-I … Continue reading

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I pity those who seem forced to use the term “consumer/user-generated-content”

Let’s all feel sorry for those business-to-business writers and editors who cover the marketing beat for a “professional” marketing audience. See, they have to use terms like “user-generated content” or “consumer-generated content” or “amateur content” to make the distinction clear … Continue reading

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Magazines aren’t quite dead yet (continued)

This is a first for me — a Twitter-initiated conversation. Tom Biro (The Media Drop) reached me via Twitter last night moments after I had activated my phone’s text-messaging to receive Twitter updates — preparing for some SXSW Twitter experiments. … Continue reading

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links for 2007-03-09

NPR : Who owns your image on the Internet? | Audio: Talk of the Nation (NPR) Audio: The popularity of camera phones and lightweight digital cameras means previously private and embarrassing moments are now made public. Who owns your image … Continue reading

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