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"The new motto should be: “Get playful, get experimental - or stay behind.” and applies especially to companies and organisations." Ooooooh, yes.
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Not sure that I agree with all five points made in here, but they're certainly thought-provoking.
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"What I think she's saying is that readers have been used to paying something to receive the news in a convenient format. I would argue that if you take away the format, paper, then you take away the reason to pay." - So can we create a new reason?
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Wow. The WSJ completely missed the point here.
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This shift towards digital learning on journalism course could have interesting side-effects.
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Nice summation of the reasons commenting goes bad on many mainstream media sites
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Stumbling blocks for paywalls (mixing my metaphors nicely, there)
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Can we all collectively get over this whole "blogs are rubbish" thing now, please
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One of my photos used under a Creative Commons licence on Lifehacker
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This could change everything. Or be an embarrassing mess…
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Key quote: "We have a strong position that makes it relatively straightforward for us to have a subscription model, and I don’t see any reason why that can’t be replicated in other categories like consumer categories, for example. But you have got to have that quality and uniqueness." And how much journalism really falls into that category?
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Sounds like essential reading for journalists looking to become entrepreneurs...
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Vast picture library from the magazine goes online. Fascinating.
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The revenue crisis in publishing is pushing pay walls back onto the agenda - this is a good, level-headed take on it.
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Prediction: we'll see more "reverse" social networks in the next year, where existing services gain social features
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This looks great. I run a couple of blogs on Typepad and I can't wait.
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Breakdown of the key characteristics of online communities, and its distinction from an affinity group.
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Aggregation will play an important role in the future of telegraph.co.uk
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A useful look at aggregation workflows using Publish2
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Ah, I recognise every single one of these archetypes.
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Jo shares her experiences from running the the G20 liveblog at The Times.
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The barrier to (publishing) entry gets ever lower.
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Facebook joins the OpenID march forwards...
