Why SF Chronicle is Failing
clipped from battellemedia.com
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clipped from battellemedia.com
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Two items showed up in my reader that may interest not only foodies, but those interested (as I am more and more) in the online video space. They’re almost diametrically opposed, though, which makes it more fun to watch and see how it plays out. One is offered by a major brand focused on brand-name…
Ars Technica kicked off a hullabaloo by blocking content for those who use ad blockers. The “experiment” lasted only about 12 hours over the weekend, according to editor Ken Fisher. In a blog post, Fisher argues that “ad blocking is devastating to the sites you love.”
If you think the media is slow to understand the dramatic changes taking place in their own industry, you may not be surprised to know that Congress is even more in the dark. Recent reports suggest that some politicians would seek to handcuff the American media at a crucial juncture in the industry’s history. Read…
In the two months I have been running Cork & Knife, I have begun to really feel for the media. I thought I got a lot of lame pitches as a blogger, but I must tell you that it is nothing compared to the stuff that comes across my desk daily now as a result…
I had intended to begin my series about Blogs I Read by focusing on the smaller ones — the ones written by those who are not A or B list bloggers. And then I realized my blog reading heavily favors the big guys. So I need to make a better effort to find new voices. …
On May 15, Doug Haslam of Topaz Partners and I will present a Social Media Skills Workshop for the PRSA Yankee Chapter. The event will be held at Southern New Hampshire University in Manchester, NH from 1-5 PM. Cost is $35 for PRSA Yankee Chapter members and $45 for non-members. This will be an information…