April 26, 2024
In five languages (English, Mandarin, Korean, Spanish, Portuguese and Russian) and two U.S. printing, “Newsonomics: Twelve Trends That Will Shape the News You Get” is the first Ken Doctor book. Sign up here for notice of the new Newsonomics Readers.
Bartz hardly seemed like the proud captain of a news enterprise. You know, the news, it's just so negative, so ungainly, just too darn hard to understand...The CEO of this $6.5 billion company, who is "on Yahoo all day", is just another one of ...
One thing due for review: digital ad dominance, given Google's recent acquisition of mobile ad leader AdMob. AdWords + DoubleClick + AdMob provides Google unprecedented clout in the fastest growth source of advertising in the country, and ...
Here's the 90-day question to watch: If Attributor's numbers are close to right, pointing to "112,000 near-exact copies of unlicensed article by more than 75,000 unlicensed sites" in a recent 30-day period, how will Google and Yahoo respond to a ...
Spirited coverage of digital media transformation
A curious mind, experienced in B2B content technology. http://www.contentmatters.info Recent posts of note: Ten for Ten: Digital Media Predictions for 2010 Get off my lawn… and stop stealing my news Ten Best Financial Blogs: The Top Ten List
How central a utility is Google in the news world? My new Outsell report, News Users, 2009, indicates it's the straw the stirs the drink. 44% of Americans -- national poll, scientific sample to 3.5% reliability -- says they use Google to scan ...
Important Details: Bloomberg and the Washington Post have announced a full-throated partnership, with content moving both ways. The action accompanies the dissolution of the 47-year-old Los Angeles Times – Washington Post (LAT-WP) wire, ...
So, the three, somewhat ungainly pieces -- combined, represented a trifecta of web reckoning --I see going forward now are: Renegotiation of news producers' relationships with Google, Yahoo, MSN and AOL. I've written about my notion of Fair ...
