links for 2007-05-30

ByChip Griffin May 30, 2007

Have the people at ESPN.com have lost their minds or am I missing something here?!?!?

Apparently Jason Calacanis and I both missed the story a while back that ESPN.com was refusing to stream video to customers of certain ISP’s that would not pay them

(tags: onlinevideo)
Social Information Overload

in many respects, social network overload is harder to deal with than news overload from traditional media and blogs

(tags: socialmedia SocialNetworking iinformationoverload)
Why Ustream will change mainstream

a fantastic discussion of this newborn company seeking to change online video

(tags: onlinevideo startups)
The state of Technorati according to Dave Sifry

an interview with the outgoing CEO of the social media search engine

(tags: socialmedia startups entrepreneur)
Where to from Google News

fascinating stats from Hitwise on traffic to UK news aggregators, including referrer stats

(tags: Aggregation news search Newspapers media OnlineMedia)
Engadget Analysis Part I – Posts, Words, Comments & Categories

must reading for anyone interested in content analysis and/or blogs

(tags: blogs stats analysis)
After the page

Jeff Jarvis with some thoughts on online news layouts

(tags: onlinemedia media)

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My Blog Has Moved

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…

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InternetWeek: Google Book Project Likely Legal

An article ("Courts Unlikely To Stop Google Book Copying") about the controversial project finds: Despite objections from publishers and writers, copyright law appears to be on Google’s side, legal experts say. The social value of Google’s initiative to digitize library books, including those protected by copyright, will likely weigh heavily in the search engine’s favor.

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Knighting a New Citizen Journalism Site

Online News Squared: “Knight Ridder revives the name of a former afternoon paper and uses it for the latest effort at citizen journalism at TheColumbiaRecord.com.” And MicroPersuasion reports on another major newspaper chain getting into the CJ game: "MediaPost: ‘Cox-owned Austin American-Statesman today plans to launch a free community blogging service on its group of…

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Guessing the Demographics of Bloggers

MediaPost reports: BUZZ-TRACKING FIRM UMBRIA WILL UPGRADE its Buzz Report, which tracks conversations about brands on blogs and message boards, by offering users more refined demographic information and an enhanced method for dealing with blog spam. Buzz Report, which monitors about 11 million blogs and 100,000 public message boards, already analyzes posts to determine writers’…

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Remember the Watchman

For all of those folks who can’t blather enough about waiting for the "next generation" of iPod that has video or who are excited about video on cellphones or who insist on writing off today’s audio podcasts as a mere stepping stone to video in the future, I have one message: remember the Sony Watchman….

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MSNBC To Syndicate Itself?

Online News Squared passes on a Puget Sound Business Journal item suggeting MSNBC may be preparing to offer content syndication: That’s one thing he’s considering, MSNBC.com Publisher Charlie Tillinghast says in an interview with Puget Sound Business Journal. Tillinghast sees content syndication as another potential traffic enhancer. As it stands now, no other…

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