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Like many of you, I use Twitter to help get the word out on things I’m writing about or things I find interesting. The problem is that I have lots of different interests and not everyone who follows me...
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The new economics of local news distribution rests on linking and networking behavior, and that requires a whole new type of relationship with readers - one that treats them less like passive consumers...
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View ArticleHow to Better Target Your Tweets on Twitter: “Tweet to List”
Like many of you, I use Twitter to help get the word out on things I’m writing about or things I find interesting. The problem is that I have lots of different interests and not everyone who follows me...
View ArticleThe Information Needs of Communities
This is the first in a five-part-series on the decline, fall and possible renaissance of local news. In this first installment, I share key excerpts from a very interesting report on the state of local...
View ArticleThe Great Unbundling and Collapse of Local Newspapers
The web's unbundling of the local newspaper business model didn't occur all at once, but as a one-two punch of vertical marketplaces for easily aggregated data like car buying, and crowd-sourcing...
View ArticleSocial Enterprise and the Renaissance of Local News
The old business model for local news is deep in debt and essentially running on fumes. The notion of a truly mission-driven news entity is quite compelling. We see examples of it running quite...
View ArticleSocial Networks and the Renaissance of Local News
The new economics of local news distribution rests on linking and networking behavior, and that requires a whole new type of relationship with readers - one that treats them less like passive consumers...
View ArticleWill Mobile Devices Usher in a Renaissance in Local News?
Mobile devices will usher in a renaissance in local news. With Google, Facebook, Yelp and others building services to help us buy more local goods and services, there will be natural pressure for other...
View ArticlePlace is a Tag: How Our Phones Should Work
Get ready for the geo-tag - and a revolution in the way you use your phone to search the places around you!
View ArticleWe Are The Filter Bubble
Computer algorithms aren't the only thing contributing to the "Internet Filter Bubble." Who we choose to connect with in our social networks deeply affects who is "curating" the content we consume....
View ArticleSocial Reading and the Social Book
"Social reading" centers not so much on the joy of reading or pursuit of knowledge, but a desire to build social capital on social networks. And now, it's coming to books.
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