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- Small Initiatives - Sensible Internet Design
Rachel Smolkin at American Journalism Review writes that newspaper leadership won't just roll over and die at the prospects of the Internet, including (a) being disintermediated, (b) being unbundled, (c) having prices destroyed or (d) any mix of a,... ›››
Category: Advertising | Innovation | JOURNALISM | Media | Newspapers | content | interactivity | strategy
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- Small Initiatives - Sensible Internet Design
Adrian Holovaty, one of journalism's smartest people on all things online, proposes some new ways of tagging news stories to give them more useful structures. A news story is intended to be "consumed" by humans, not computers. Indeed, one... ›››
Category: Innovation | JOURNALISM | Media | Newspapers | Search | content | design | development | usability
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- Small Initiatives - Sensible Internet Design
Lost Remote tipped me off to a cool and useful design pattern library from the Yahoo! gang. Love that semitransparent drag-and-drop action in My Yahoo!? This site shows how it's done, with an animated example. Sweet!... ›››
Category: Innovation | Technology | design | usability
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- Small Initiatives - Sensible Internet Design
Vin Crosbie carries forward analysis by Prof. Robert G. Picard to a troubling conclusion: even with the fanciest of new media strategies in play, newspapers may be doing little more than buying time before death: Even if newspaper Web... ›››
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- Small Initiatives - Sensible Internet Design
Tim Porter posted a copy of his excellent Nieman Reports essay, If Newspapers Are to Rise Again. Among many relevant points: Local is the franchise for newspapers. Local reporting, local photography, local commentary, local information, local interaction with the... ›››
Category: Innovation | JOURNALISM | Media | Newspapers | content | e-newsletter | interactivity | strategy
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- First Draft by Tim Porter
The article belows appears in the Spring 2006 of Nieman Reports. I wrote it in January before the Knight Ridder sale/resale and announcements by several newspapers that are either cutting days of publication or moving more traditional print content,... ›››
Category: Innovation
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- Small Initiatives - Sensible Internet Design
Here's a cool idea from Jensen Harris for times you want to put Web product concepts in front of users in a more robust format than a piece of paper or static storyboard screen. Harris explains how to use... ›››
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- Small Initiatives - Sensible Internet Design
Because of all the NAA CONNECTIONS shuffling (conference ends today), I'm late acknowledging another significant Scripps site redesign. Corporate and site staffs put a smart new face on commercialappeal.com, site of The Commercial Appeal in Memphis, just yesterday. Building... ›››
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- First Draft by Tim Porter
Angela Tuck, the public editor of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, interviewed Jay Smith, president of Cox Newspapers. which owns the AJC. Smith says Cox plans to be in the news paper business for a long time to come and offers... ›››
Category: Innovation
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This is the year of the great reunification. Throughout the newspaper industry, the Internet and print people are being bound together into one organization. It is dangerous, but I'm pushing hard for it. It's dangerous because we could lose... ›››
Category: Innovation | Newspapers
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- First Draft by Tim Porter
As I mentioned yesterday [Read: Doing the Numbers for the Future], the current practices and formats of newspapers are not going to attract enough new readers to replace the current readership generation. The great challenge, then, for today's newspaper... ›››
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- First Draft by Tim Porter
We're almost a month into the new year, but there's still plenty of time for you or your boss to do Ken Sands' 10 Things Editors Should Do In 2006....... ›››
Category: Innovation
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- First Draft by Tim Porter
There are three Sunday newspapers on my kitchen table - the New York Times, the San Francisco Chronicle, the Marin Independent Journal. Collectively, they represent the breadth of the current state of American newspapers - the consistent excellence of... ›››
Category: Innovation
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- First Draft by Tim Porter
The guilty plea of Washington lobbyist Jack Abramoff was old news for morning papers, especially here on the West Coast, but it was still a big story. How to entice Page 1 readers with day-old news is an ongoing... ›››
Category: Innovation
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- First Draft by Tim Porter
On the way home from Mexico, I usually spend a few days in Arlington, Texas, midway between Dallas and Fort Worth, where my mother lives. This trip I arrive at night as thousands of acres of nearby prairie are... ›››
Category: Innovation
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