The Future of Digital is Print-Like: Completeness as a Service (And Other Affordances)
It was the scoff heard ‘round (certain parts of) Twitter last week.
The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette is in the midst
Measuring and explaining reader engagement
We need to know the “what†and the “why†to make sense of the data
UPDATE: Not claiming
Reading About the Business of Media
Audience, Innovation and Solutions
I am teaching two (new to me) courses in the fall — one is a senior
Threaded tweeting from Keynote for conference talks using #rtweet
I have been using Keynote Tweet, an app maintained by Alan Levin for several years now to send automated tweets
Print is not Dead. Not When We Still Have a Lot to Learn From it.
One data point is an anecdote, two is a coincidence, three is a trend.
So a reawakening to the value
Local ownership or local control
What is the fix for local journalism? Consider Conway’s Law.
Here I am, subtweeting AP’s ‘death of
The slow news movement
Newspaper website page performance is still poor, have we given up?
A speech describing the “State of Newspaper Website
Journalism’s Dunbar number
Audience scales, community does not. Go small or go home.
News is not the best business model. It is expensive
Google has a local news problem
Page views are dollars and Google is robbing your local newspaper to pay a few big, national news outlets.
Consider
Driving to fly-over country
On Monday we drive to Columbia, Mo. where I am joining the Missouri School of Journalism faculty as a professor
