Four media outlets making the most out of the blogging site.
'Mail Online is uniquely positioned to fill a gap in the U.S. news/ent landscape.' So says the slide.
Smartphones and the production, distribution and consumption of news.
Part two of a two-part blog post.
From online storage to video conferencing and audio recording.
Why it takes a does of counterintuition to properly understand digital.
"There's a big, big shift to the right." And we're not talking politically.
"I think we were steeling ourselves for much different results."
"Business up front, party in the back."
RIP RSS.
“We moved from knowing exactly who was subscribing but no idea what they were reading, to knowing exactly what they were reading but no idea who they were.”
Facts and figures from News International, Auto Trader and The Economist
Replicating that sense of emotional attachment for an app or HTML 5 website is a tricky business.
New Republic plus Facebook equals fresh thinking.
Including: how the games console model might work for publishers and why Rupert Murdoch’s The Daily wasn’t a complete failure.
The Digital half dozen.
Big revenues plus bigger overheads equals failed business model.
The Digital half dozen.
The growing market for smart devices is undoubtedly fuelling the demand for publications like Matter.
