Morning Coffee Reading - Lingering Tabs Edition

By Adam Tinworth on February 16, 2010 11:27 AM | Comments | No TrackBacks

Stuff I've had in tabs for ages:

A lesson in statistics for journalists - linked for truth
Stop Selling Scarcity - Jeff Jarvis has another pick at the fundemental truth that people in the media business seem to struggle to get their heads around
Blogging: A Great Pastime for the Elderly - and you can get off my lawn, you damn kids
Microsoft's Creative Destruction - a sobering look at how company structure and politics can stifle innovation.
Shift Your Focus From Writing Stories to Creating Assets - the notion of the "story" can be a ball and chain as we transition to a digital-first world.

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