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Jay Rosen just asked this on Twitter: So how come no one's writing about the odd and forbidding art of eluding the news when you want to watch a race on tape delay in prime time? The answer I had …
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Mark Twain didn't actually say "I would have written a shorter letter, but I did not have the time." (It was Blaise Pascal.) But the point holds. Writing short and tight takes time. Which might …
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A 2011 post by Steve Buttry has been gnawing a hole in my consciousness for a few weeks now. It's called "Newspapers don’t need new ideas; here are lots of ideas for new revenue streams." In the …
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On a recent edition of his Critical Path podcast, (right around the 52-minute mark) Horace Dediu notes an interesting fact hiding in plain sight in the most recent Apple keynote at WWDC: Apple is …
This is a bit old, but I hadn't seen it until today, thanks to the topic rearing its ugly head again around the recent Barrett Tryon kerfuffle. Anyway, here's John Paton, outlining his company's …
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You know why newspapers have had such a hard time dealing with the Internet? It's because, back in what seems like pre-history, before we all had near-ubiquitous access to anything and everything, …
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