I love printed newspapers and want to be proud of the ones we produce when we go to three editions a week. At the same time, we need to focus on the growth of New Orleans’ digital audience. It’s a …
By Tim Windsor
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Advertisers are slow to follow the audience to mobile
From Mary Meeker's just-released annual KPCB presentation on Internet trends: I believe that blue column on the left is what the smart folks call a trailing indicator. …
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Small inverted pyramids, loosely joined
Matthew Ingram picks up the great conversation sparked by Jeff Jarvis the other day, revisiting the idea that the article, as traditionally constructed in newspaper, magazines and, yep, blogs, has …
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Young entrepreneurs are clamoring for newsprint, apparently
Tom Benson, owner of the New Orleans Saints, arguing against the Times-Picayune's decision to go to a digital-first footing and cut back on the printed product to three days a week: This morning I …
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Apple’s still got it.
Here's Tim Cook tonight, at The D Conference. He's talking specifically about Apple and television, but he could be talking about how any company should approach any opportunity: "Here's the way we'd …
With smartphones now half of U.S. cellphones, what does that mean for local publishers?
Any day now, some new Android or iPhone user will activate her freshly-purchased phone and, like that, the world will change. Because at that very moment, more than half of all active cellphones in …