One of the most interesting tidbits in recent write-ups of Yahoo’s supposed plan to “sunset” Delicious was a sidebar on Marshall Kirkpatrick’s piece in ReadWriteWeb, which detailed a great way to use Delicious to find new content to share or write about before your competition does: How ReadWriteWeb Used Delicious For the past several years,…
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10 Reasons Newspapers Suck on the Web
I read a lot of news on the web, and I’ll tell you, it’s terribly annoying, because so many newspapers do the web badly. No wonder newspapers hate the internet; They fail miserably on it. Here’s an industry whose days are numbered, and what do they do on the medium that is killing them? Adopt…
Jay Rosen’s 10 Maxims for Journalism
The field of journalism is an early warning system, and the creative destruction now wracking the news and media industries is telling us how the Internet, or the connectedness of the open network, is going to fundamentally restructure power and authority in nearly every aspect of human life over the next hundred years. If you…
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