B2B Magazines: Are You Meeting the Needs of Your Readers?

Scott Karp takes a critical look at how B2B publishers need to change to meet the needs of readers. He gives compelling examples of how some publishers are approaching the web with a reader focus – breaking down walls between how information has traditionally been packaged. His conclusion: “These are just a few examples of… Continue reading B2B Magazines: Are You Meeting the Needs of Your Readers?

Another Print Editor Moves Online

More print editors are finding roles online: “Brandon Holley, late of Jane magazine, has become the latest example of an editor who’s made the leap from print magazines to the digital space. Holley has been quietly working at Yahoo as executive producer, Yahoo Lifestyles, a new position at the company.”

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The Cure for Loneliness Via Online Mapping

As more location features become available for our mobile devices, there is excitement and a shift in how we connect with others. Google’s My Location tracks where you are, and gives you the following data instantly: Real-time traffic — See where the congestion is, and estimate delays in over 30 major US metropolitan areas. Detailed… Continue reading The Cure for Loneliness Via Online Mapping

The Difference Between Microblogging, Blogging, and Social Networks

Alex Iskold explains what microblogging is, and how it differs from blogging and social networks: “Despite the fact that content creation in social networks is very easy, it has a very different purpose and very different feel from blogging. In social networks the informational bits are scattered, but in blogs, they are focused and organized… Continue reading The Difference Between Microblogging, Blogging, and Social Networks