Lessons From Music Industry On Developing Nanopublishing Ventures
An interesting connection and developing nanopublishing business through nurturing talent: “This very model of broadcast folk art may be the… Read more »
An interesting connection and developing nanopublishing business through nurturing talent: “This very model of broadcast folk art may be the… Read more »
(): A research paper from University of Texas at Austin: Collaborative group weblogs, which rely on the participation of tens of thousands o… Read more »
The kid behind Cabelnewser, revealed…amazing. Read more »
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John Battelle has hit the nail on the head, again: I’ve been grappling with it for a while, with my comments on behavioral targeting and con… Read more »
A report following Bloggercon this weekend, on how some blos have started developing revenues (Hey Ma! I’m in New York Times! Yeah, it’s a s… Read more »
(by Vin Crosbie) Bloggers attending the BoggerCon II
conference Saturday at Harvard University’s Law School voted that
forming a trade assoc… Read more »
An interesting point brought up by Joe Wilcox, Jupiter analyst, on content copyrights and how they are being affected by the blog world…”T… Read more »
Perhaps the most comprehensive list ever written about building business models around blogging and nanomedia…some direct and some indirec… Read more »
I have my doubts, but an interesting case-study-in-making to watch out for, in developing nanopublishing businesses… Read more »
Jeff Jarvis, president of Advance.net (the online unit of Advance Publications, Inc., includes CondéNet and Advance Internet) has revealed… Read more »
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An essay by Joey Manley, founder of Modern Tales, a webcomics content and technology provider…
A point he made that is very close to my he… Read more »
Gawker Media, Nick Denton’s blog media company, has launched its long-delayed Kinja project. The new site is a blog aggregation and search s… Read more »
An interview with me on Journalism.co.uk…On working alone, and why publishers must be brave enough to empower their journalists. Read more »
Earlier this week, I posted a note on Reuters’ latest deal with FAST, to go after copyright infringers online…I wondered aloud whether thi… Read more »
Rob Enderle opines on how blogs are chaning the media world: “I think the software industry faces the same issue. The issue isn’t about bein… Read more »
(sub. req.): WSJ discovers the commercial potential of blogs: “Blogs, once derided as solipsistic exercises by self-important nobodies, are… Read more »
Something I’ve also written about earlier: the rise of the individual journalist-entrepreneur…NY Mag reports on the Weblogs, Inc and Gawke… Read more »
Watch out, the nanopublishing wars have begun…I’ll spare you the details, but read this… Read more »
Tucows, the softwrae download and sales company, has bought out BlogRolling.com, a weblog tracking service.
BlogRolling.com is a blogroll ma… Read more »
A very nice piece by the pioneering Mac newsletter TidBits, on its efforts to develop diverse revenue streams…my revenue sources mirror so… Read more »
Jason Calacanis offers an update on his nanopublishing venture Weblogs Inc. More than the details on his business, here’s what I like: “I Read more »
Here’s something for the nanopublishing geeks to get excited about…pMachine, the blog/CMS engine which I have praised publicly before, has… Read more »
Irish phone blogging software company NewBay Software has raised EUR3.2 million ($4 million) in venture capital from Benchmark Capital.
O2 I… Read more »
Well, it seems, people don’t like change…overwhelmingly, my readers did not like the name change to ContentTimes. Me, all I like is change… Read more »
A radio interview of me by the Greenlee team at Web Talk Radio, where I talk in some detail about weblogs and journalism…(I have realized… Read more »
Vin Crosbie rounds up more pioneers in the nanopulishing arena: interviews people like Hylton Joliffe of Corante; Steve Outing of Poynter; H… Read more »
A nice micro-essay by Om Malik….hey, didn’t know that Glenn Fleishman joined this new nano-venture called JIWire, which hopes to be all t… Read more »
Jeff Jarvis’ brilliantly populist screed, as usual… Read more »
Longtime MediaPost editor Masha Geller is joining MarketingWonk, the trade blog on online marketing…she’ll be the managing editor there. Read more »
(sub. req.): A short and nice story in the latest B2.0, on Six Apart, the parent company of Movable Type, the blogging software I use for th… Read more »
Vin Crosbie analyzes prospects of developing premium revenue streams through blogging…I am quoted pretty extensively in this, as is Rick B… Read more »
(large PDF file: 2.9 MB, 110 pages): Wanna BOD? Here’s a term I have just coined: blogging over dose…
Anyway, Nieman Foundation has publis… Read more »
MarketingWonk, the trade blog on online marketing, has introduced a monthly PDF compendium of its posts, which it is selling for $99 a year… Read more »
On the debate of whether there’s a business model to weblog publishing, Frank Barnako puts its like this: “My own take on the idea is that i… Read more »
Wired News reports on Weblogs Inc, the project headed by Brian Alvey and backed by Jason Calacanis (and about which you read here first, of… Read more »
Jeff Jarvis dissects the new company, Weblogs Inc, which , of course, you first heard here: “It’s essentially a weblog syndicate for b2b blo… Read more »
This is the project which I have mentioned before, which former Silicon Alley Reporter founder Jason Calacanis is helping launch. The sites/… Read more »
(WSJ story reprinted on Lulu.com): WSJ gives a huge boost to RedPaper, an Adobe-backed project , and Lulu.com, both sites where users can se… Read more »
(this is a new series of insider happenings in the industry)
Jason McCabe Calacanis, the founder of the now-defunct Silicon Alley Reporter… Read more »
By his own estimate, [Matt Drudge] the former convenience-store clerk makes about $1.2 million a year, including revenue from his nationally… Read more »
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