The call for media companies to make more out of data has been growing for a while now, but I’ve just seen something that beautifully shows how there’s amazing ways to use data for things most of us haven’t even thought about…
Like many cool things, when I first picked up on it via The Pirate’s [...]
The beauty of data and graffiti
January 9th, 2010 · Comments
Tags: data · innovation
The two digital publishing models of the near future
December 2nd, 2009 · Comments
Two approaches to digital content creation and publishing are taking hold – and sadly neither of them are equivalent to the way most traditional publishers are set up.
The first is the ‘battery farm’ approach – as seen by aol. and several companies targeting content creation for primarily SEO purposes. Gather as many writers and journalists [...]
Tags: Digital Publishing
Journalists, marketers and job losses…
September 23rd, 2009 · Comments
I need to tread carefully with this post, which came from a link via @davidcushman and @ajkeen. The article in question is Journos Losing Jobs at Three Times Rate of Average Workers which looks at the number of journalists being laid off in the U.S.
To put it in context, I’ve been fortunate enough to avoid [...]
Tags: Digital Publishing · journalism · marketing
Is the media having less effect of my purchasing?
July 10th, 2009 · Comments
You might want to sit down, but I’ve just spent some money on physical entertainment media. Or to put it another way, I bought some books and DVDs for the first time in ages.
I’d actually been looking for a work-related book which doesn’t seem to be available in bookshops, so that will be an online [...]
Tags: Digital Culture · ecommerce

