WordPress database error: [Can't open file: 'wp_comments.MYI' (errno: 144)]
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM wp_comments WHERE comment_approved = '1'
Posted in media, Publishing, newspapers, magazines, web, journalism on Sep 28th, 2006
From AdWeek, an article titled “Print is not Enough.”
“If you’re a magazine publisher who believes print ads alone will remain a viable business, Robin Steinberg has a message for you: think again… pressure is mounting on magazines to offer advertisers multiplatform packages that tie-in to the Web, mobile and other appropriate digital media.”
“Readers “love and […]
Posted in social media, innovation, web on Sep 28th, 2006
Some interesting insights from the recent Future of Web Apps Conference 2006. AU Interactive gives there recap from the conference titled “10 Things That Will Make Or Break Your Website.” Included on the list are:
Make the website easy to use. Then make it easier.
Obsess about your copy and how you communicate to your visitors.
The future […]
Posted in social media, journalism on Sep 28th, 2006
Mark Glaser gives us “Your Guide to Citizen Journalism.” In it he gives a brief history of the concept with examples. Some excerpts:
“One of the main concepts behind citizen journalism is that mainstream media reporters and producers are not the exclusive center of knowledge on a subject — the audience knows more collectively than the […]
Posted in media, content, long tail, social media, customer experience, innovation, web on Sep 27th, 2006
David Berlind has a great post about a recent talk that AOL’s CEO John Miller recently gave about online growth and user generated media, among other topics. Excerpts from David’s summary of the talk:
“…the bottom line is that if people are spending more of their time online, and the number of hours in the day […]
Google clarified what its role in the world, in terms of content:”Because we don’t own this content, over the years we’ve come up with three primary principles to ensure that we respect content owners and protect their rights:
we respect copyright;
we let owners choose whether we index their content in our products;
we try to bring benefit […]
Posted in social media on Sep 27th, 2006
In what will prove to be a great experiment, Facebook, the social network for university students, is opening up to everyone. Yes, that means you to:
“This includes your friends who graduated pre-Facebook (yes, there was such a time), your friends who don’t have school or work email addresses, and your friends whose schools don’t give […]
Posted in Publishing, innovation on Sep 26th, 2006
Steven Outing asks “Why does the newspaper industry… have so much trouble adapting to the changing of the media environment brought on by the Internet and digital communications technologies?”He polled people within the industry and came up with this conclusion:
“A huge part of the problem is that newspaper companies are still being run, mostly, by […]
Posted in advertising, social media, innovation on Sep 26th, 2006
A series of web advertising news this week. PaidContent reports on the state of internet advertising: a 37% increase year over year.
“Pete Petrusky, Director, Entertainment & Media Practice, PricewaterhouseCoopers: “With the seventh consecutive quarter of growth behind us we are confident that the Internet will continue to reconcile the imbalances between its share of media […]
Posted in Publishing, web on Sep 25th, 2006
The New York Times reports on the state of comics on the web. It seems that comics are confronting the same issues as other publishers:
“We realize what a great promotional tool the Internet is,” [Marvel Publisher Dan Buckley] said. But like other print media, “we’re all waiting” as digital technologies create challenges and opportunities… Mr. Buckley said […]
Posted in advertising, Publishing, marketing, customer experience, innovation, web, journalism on Sep 24th, 2006
The Washington Post profiles a new kind of ad-agency that:
“…has nothing invested in any particular solution and nothing to gain by telling its clients to spend more rather than less, its pitch is that it can offer the least-biased, most-cost-effective solutions. The message resonates with companies dissatisfied by the payoff from traditional advertising.”
Their view of […]
- Next »
