Archives for the 'Media' Category
Interesting tidbits from around the web for November 10th through November 12th
What I’m paying attention to for November 10th through November 12th: Yahoo! What Women Want – Interesting piece from Yahoo! about how women use the internet in the EU… wonder if they've done a similar study elsewhere? Photo Sharing on the Go Is the Latest Hot Investment Niche – NYTimes.com – AOL and Michael Eisner’s [...]
Interesting tidbits from around the web for October 27th through November 10th
What I’m paying attention to for October 27th through November 10th: Will We Have High-Speed Internet in Every Classroom by 2015? – Nicholas Jackson – Technology – The Atlantic – WASHINGTON — "Almost if not every school in this country will have broadband" by 2015, said Jim Shelton, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Innovation and Improvement [...]
Interesting tidbits from around the web for October 13th through October 19th
What I’m paying attention to for October 13th through October 19th: The Rise of the Corporate Transmedia Storyteller – The Steve Rubel Stream – "Regardless of which side of the debate you buy into, one that sees superficiality rising versus another that envisions a new Renaissance, one thing remains clear. Space on the Internet is [...]
Interesting tidbits from around the web for October 8th through October 13th
What I’m paying attention to for October 8th through October 13th: The Education of President Obama – NYTimes.com – Fascinating profile of / interview with President Obama a few weeks before the mid term election. Will Ad Industry’s Opt-Out Program Entice Consumers? – Advertising Age – Digital – Thorough and useful explanation of the Digital [...]
Interesting tidbits from around the web for October 7th through October 8th
What I’m paying attention to for October 7th through October 8th: Reed Hastings: Six Lessons for the Newspaper Industry | Newsonomics – "Though he mentioned the newspaper industry only in a single passage — “There’s a special case around newspapers that’s been different…a ton of highly profitable regional monopolies that employed way more journalists than [...]
