March good for biz magazines, bad for personal finance titles

by | Friday | Business, media

By Chris Roush on Wired MagazineMarch saw an increase almost across the board for mainstream business magazines in terms of ad revenue and ad pages, but decreases for the personal finance glossy titles, according to data from the Magazine Publishers of America....

What's Happened to Effective Writing?

by | Friday | Business Opinion, media

There are several poorly written articles circling the bowl on a daily basis, and this may end up being yet another one, but it’s alarming to me that professional journalists consistently botch spelling and grammar. It used to be newspapers, magazines, and books...

2007 Digital Outlook

by | Thursday | media

By GuyKawasaki Avenue A Razorfish recently published the 2007 Digital Outlook Report (6230.6K). This report examines trends in the way consumers, publishers, and advertisers employ digital media to have a conversation with each other. Specifically, it covers the...

Bravo To USATODAY

by | Monday | media

By Michael Arrington on USATODAY USATODAY relaunched its website yesterday with a parade of new features that will add a significant social layer to the site that wasn’t there before. The website is no longer a simple hose spouting news at readers. It has become a...

The Power of Trustiness

by | Monday | media, PR

By Media Guerrilla Reading about DoTheRightThing reminds me of a conversation I had a while back with a friend where we jokingly talked about how ridiculously easy yet powerful it would be to slap a community-driven “trustiness meter” on every...

Fox wants the identity of YouTube uploader

by | Thursday | media, Social Networking

By Brian White on Youtube Filed under: Rumors, Products and services, Management, Consumer experience, Internet, Google (GOOG)It was bound to happen — Big Media wants to know who is uploading copyrighted material to YouTube, now owned by Google, Inc....