08 October 2014
07 October 2014
Facebook's location-based ads can pitch you on the store you just walked by | PCWorld
Newspapers, eat your hearts out.
06 October 2014
Facebook to Ease Policies on Using Real Names for Accounts - NYTimes.com
While this is freaky, the bigger problem is changing the policy. We really become a community of idiots without our names.
05 October 2014
03 October 2014
At Crossroads, CNN Seeks to Reassert Itself - NYTimes.com
I sense only the tiniest amount of progress while much of what they do is caught between sensation and superficiality.
02 October 2014
A real problem
Every time I get one of these subscribe promotions from almost any newspaper, it is obvious that they were created by people who have only one role in life - to sell newspaper subscriptions - and not by someone who really wants to form a bond with prospective subscribers. How do I know this? What's missing below? The answer is even a single word telling the potential customer the value she/he would receive by subscribing. This is NOT a matter of a price barrier; it is a creative barrier of the newspaper's own making.
01 October 2014
A Media Blast From the Past | Here & Now
I still think the wikinewspaper idea still has merit - so that newspaper stories continue to evolve and do not die upon "publication".
As PayPal Spins Off, Apple Pay Signals New Era at Cash Register - NYTimes.com
Newspapers ought to have been at the heart of this from the beginning.
Piers Morgan Will Write for The Daily Mail - NYTimes.com
Interesting newspaper evolution on several fronts.
Ello, le petit réseau social qui fait la leçon à Facebook
Newspapers still have not figured out how to cope with Facebook and likely not with this.
As PayPal Spins Off, Apple Pay Signals New Era at Cash Register - NYTimes.com
Newspapers never figured out a way to be a part of this.
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