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Credit: Gina Argentina Considering how the New York Times is coping with the the plight of the publishing industry and news media better than most, it’s not surprising to see that they might be...
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I’ve never been much of New Year’s Resolution guy because I don’t like making promises I’m probably not going to keep. But I am an obsessive and meticulous planner, so this year, I’ve decided to make...
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Disclosure: this post is the bastard child of a comment on the Nieman Journalism Lab and Nicholas Carr’s Realtime Chronicles. Maybe the problem with the publishing industry (and its plummeting ad...
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Symbiotic editorial is kind of like when you treat your content like a public park rather than a walled garden. And there are three parts to pursuing the model: (1) having two poducts; (2) having two...
View ArticleNYT Pushes Symbiotic Editorial
Considering how the New York Times is coping with the the plight of the publishing industry and news media better than most, it’s not surprising to see that they might be pursuing a more symbiotic...
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It doesn’t really makes any sense to talk about the internet as a medium, and it never really did. What makes a lot more sense when you’re talking about “online media” is media entities. The internet...
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Update: BookOven came out of private alpha a couple hours after this was posted. Meet Hugh McGuire. Hugh is a lot of things. He founded Librivox, the largest online catalogue of audio-books. He also...
View ArticleThe Book Deal Blog
Update: Apparenly I overestimated Walker Lamond’s abilities. You know the Book Deal Blog? You know, the blog that doesn’t just lead to a book deal on the same topic, but a book about the blog. Book...
View Article5 Resolutions for 2014
I’ve never been much of New Year’s Resolution guy because I don’t like making promises I’m probably not going to keep. But I am an obsessive and meticulous planner, so this year, I’ve decided to make...
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