E-Readers Fall Short for News, Study Says - Digits - WSJ - 0 views
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Derik Dupont on 29 Jan 10The newspaper industry is struggling to hold onto its audience, and e-readers such as the Kindle may not help, according to a new study.
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Lost Remote | SXSW: The iPad is better than print - 0 views
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The latest news and job postings in the exploding local online and mobile media space, from hyperlocal to augmented reality.
The Million Follower Fallacy: Audience Size Doesn't Prove Influence on Twitter - 0 views
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A group of researchers have proven something we already expected to be the case: your Twitter follower count is somewhat of a meaningless metric when it comes to ...
Let the E-Reader Price War Begin? Sony Drops to $169 - Digits - WSJ - 0 views
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Sony says it is cutting the price on its entry-level e-book reader, dubbed the Pocket Reader, to $169 -- perhaps the first in a coming price war for the devices.
Print Vets Looking to Go Digital Find Switch Difficult - Advertising Age - MediaWorks - 0 views
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It is becoming increasingly difficult for even seasoned professionals to segue from print to digital.
Google, Others Digitizing Books in Europe - WSJ.com - 0 views
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While Google remains in legal limbo with its effort to put books online in the U.S., such digitizing is moving ahead in different places in Europe under several experimental programs." />
Ficly - A better, shorter story - 0 views
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Ficly is a place for playing with story-telling; a collaborative environment where anyone can pick up a narrative thread and weave a prequel or sequel.
Random House Balks at Apple's Book Pricing - WSJ.com - 1 views
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Random House is the only major publisher whose titles cannot be bought directly from Apple's iBooks application, having resisted the new pricing model that Apple offered publishers for the iPad." />
Hearst Near Deal for Digital-Marketing Firm iCrossing - WSJ.com - 2 views
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Magazine-and-newspaper publisher Hearst is near a deal to buy digital-marketing firm iCrossing, the latest sign of how publishers are going head to head with Madison Avenue to grab some of the growing revenues from online advertising." />
Bob Edwards Weekend - The Bob Edwards Show - 2 views
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Must-listen radio. This is the first of 3 shows dealing with the future of book publishing. Highly recommended
Gmail: Email from Google - 0 views
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7+ GB of storage, less spam, and mobile access. Gmail is email that's intuitive, efficient, and useful. And maybe even fun.
Tester: Leave no public document off the web - 0 views
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Sen Jon Tester (D-MT) has proposed a law that would take something like FRPPA one step further, putting most public government documents (e.g., who lobbies the White House, not gov't personnel files) into a searchable database. This would be an improvement in granting access to the public as currently there is a fair amount of hard-copy red tape that must be gone through under the Freedom of Information Act to obtain these documents.
Magazines' Pitch to Marketers: Our Ads Will Work -- Promise - Advertising Age - MediaWorks - 0 views
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Magazines have always promised advertisers a certain number of paying readers. Now the industry is moving toward another guarantee: that its ads will work.
The Next Big Platform for Magazines Could be Facebook - 0 views
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This is an interesting twist!
Amazon: A Patch for Your Novel Is Ready To Download - Digits - WSJ - 0 views
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As e-books go mainstream, authors are gaining an opportunity to literally rewrite history. Eagle-eyed owners of the Amazon Kindle e-reader, like Paul Biba of the site TeleRead, have taken note of messages from Amazon letting them know that an e-book they had purchased "contained some errors that have been corrected."
Creating a Magazine Over a Weekend - Digits - WSJ - 1 views
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A group of writers and editors created a magazine in two days, in an experimental project that aimed to use the Internet to shake up the way a print magazine is made.
Gutenberg 2.0 | - 6 views
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How the Harvard Library is coping with disruptive change.
How to Save the News - 2 views
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Google isn't the problem -- it's the solution. James Fallows of the The Atlantic thinks the future of journalism is bright.
Video: Sports Illustrated Shows Off Google-Ready Digital Magazine | Peter Kafka | Media... - 0 views
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Sports Illustrated hasn't come to Apple's iPad yet, but the publisher is already showing off a new version of its future: A digital magazine designed with Google in mind. Here's the demo that Editor Terry McDonell gave at Google's I/O developer conference today.
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