Reading The Presence of Magazines on the Internet –The Bivings Report I find it a bit shocking the […]
Magazines Online
interested
Whither magazines? “I think that general-interest magazines may well be fated to fade away. General-interest anything is probably […]
hybrid
BuzzFeed: the new Digg? “While you were away eating turkey, the tech geniuses behind Eyebeam and the Huffington […]
wall breaker
A Tale of Three Communities “Magazines, on the other hand, still have very high walls between their writers […]
Keep those cards and letters coming!
Thanks for the comments.. sometimes one gets so close to something, you hardly know what to say. PublicSquare […]
Some things we did the same
One thing we tried to do as often as possible was not reinvent the wheel. Lars took the […]
Some stuff we did differently
So: let me show you some decisions we made that were different form CMS’s and Blogs and all […]
PublicSquare is
When I describe it, I say “PublicSquare is a collaborative publishing platform.” But of course that is a […]
This explains a lot about PS
8020 Publishing Magazines need to open their doors to their readers. Instead of thinking of writers and readers […]
You Are My Thinkature
Hello blog readers. I’ve noticed there are a bit more of you lately since I’ve been baring my […]
Let bylaws be bylaws
from paidContent.org.org: The Economics of Content “Morgan Stanley Investment Management is ratcheting up the pressure on the Sulzberger […]
Truth: a slippery concept
from The New Yorker: The Talk of the Town “On Kean’s page there has been a long-running take-it–out-put-it-back-in […]
grr!
2006 World Digital Publishing Conference notes – CyberJournalist.net – Online News Association – Future of Media “Let’s stop […]
The Blog Unnomenon
Okay, it has been a bit of time since weblogs inc was snatched up by AOL, turning Jason […]
Who’s the Fool?
Lost Remote TV Blog “YouTube has been thriving with Comedy Central content — probably the most widespread TV […]
Ain’t that a kick in the pants?
Once upon a time, publishing (especially newspapers) had a really nifty model. They could serve the public interest […]
You say you want a revolution
I’m surprised how often I see the word “versus” in email. Photoshop vs. illustrator, personas vs. ethnography, email […]
Required Watching
American Airlines Doesn’t Like Love
They just like to kick it around… From The New Yorker: The Talk of the Town A stewardess […]
Kodak Moment
The Sony – Mylo is one of many devices that will force the phone companies to rethink their […]
Smart use of media
Amazon has done it again– on the page for Amazon.com: Omnivore’s Dilemma: Books they have placed an interview […]
nerds already won
Apple’s mean-spirited ad campaign. By Seth Stevenson “As usual, Apple hopes to shift the debate away from a […]
Fantasy Du Jour: The New Yorker
I love the The New Yorker. I read it as much as I can; I subscribe despite my […]
Five Dysfunctions of a Team
Buy this, read this. I’ll say more about why later. The Five Dysfunctions of a Team: A Leadership […]
Lovely
How to Be Silicon Valley “I think you only need two kinds of people to create a technology […]
People start to stand up to the neighborhood bully
From Good Morning Silicon Valley when Chan refused to settle on behalf of her daughter, the record companies […]
small is the new big
Chris Baum’s “Arc of the Organization” is a excellent riff on the trend of small entrapreneurs taking apart […]
Where does vision come from?
Every company is (should be) driven by a vision of what they are, who they are and what […]
The right person at the right time
I’ve seen a lot of blah blah blah on how to hire, who to hire, and etc, and […]
Innovation and design thoughts
Our (MIG’s) new website sports a section for essays and presentations, Ideas. I’m extremely delighted by the intial […]