More from Squared: 2 in 3 Still Wouldn’t Pay For Online Content But an updated Jupiter study also found the number who did actually pay for content was up 5 points over last year. DMNews.com story I’ve been helping to run some focus group/brainstorming sessions recently and this finding is consistent with what I’ve seen. …
Those of you who use a feed reader to access my content should be seamlessly receiving access to my content which is now being posted at ChipGriffin.com. I will continue to maintain Pardon the Disruption as an archive of my older posts, but everything new will now appear at ChipGriffin.com. The content will be very…
Pete Cashmore highlights a just-launched company called theWeblogWire that attempts to set up a more efficient and effective distribution method for getting press releases to bloggers: The Weblog Wire allows companies to submit press releases, and bloggers to subscribe to these releases via RSS. Submitting a press release costs $99, or $149.99 if you want…
Over at one of my other blogs, TechJots, I note that the reported exit of Robert Scoble from Microsoft creates some opportunities. I thought readers of this blog might find it interesting as well.
Matthew Hurst points out that Google’s terms of service for its new Analytics service allows it to use the collected data for its own purposes. Essentially, in exchange for free web visitor stats for your blog or web site, you agree to let them take advantage of that treasure drove of data being collected. Seems…
CustomScoop is currently testing a free online clipping service covering news, blogs and more. It is based on the same technology that powers the paid CustomScoop service. This new product, called Personal Edition, offers similar functionality without all the bells and whistles that the subscription product has. It has also been designed to take advantage…