On Wednesday, the Wall Street Journal announced a new program that will “enable its users to submit WSJ.com articles to Digg… and allow Digg users to view content currently available to WSJ.com subscribers.†After years of Journal content living behind a paid firewall, the reaction to the announcement has been expectedly euphoric. Is Digg’s goal […]
Entries from November 2007
All hail Digg the liberator!!!
November 15th, 2007 · No Comments
Is CNN running out of material?
November 14th, 2007 · 2 Comments
When I work from home, I have a tendency to leave CNN on the TV as background noise. Why I don’t just listen to music, I don’t know. While there are many things about CNN that irk me, the one that frustrates me the most is the repetition. Try it some time and you’ll see […]
Tags: Audience Development · Best Practices · Local Newspapers
How Andy Rooney entertains himself
November 13th, 2007 · No Comments
Ok, so for those of your who missed Andy Rooney’s segment on 60 Minutes, the resident curmudgeon turned his “sharp” wit to newspapers, of all things. As you can see from this clip (sorry, CBS won’t let me embed their videos) Rooney complains about “vague” headlines, “cluttered” ads and reporters covering stories they really don’t […]
Tags: Industry · Local Newspapers
Top 25 Newspapers With a Presence on YouTube
November 12th, 2007 · No Comments
The following are the YouTube profiles for the top 25 newspapers that are on the site. The rankings are based data compiled by Nielsen Online and reported in Editor and Publisher: NYTimes.com — http://youtube.com/thenewyorktimes washingtonpost.com — http://youtube.com/washingtonpost LA Times — http://youtube.com/losangelestimes SFGate.com/San Francisco Chronicle — http://youtube.com/user/SFChronicle Chicago Tribune — http://youtube.com/chicagotribune The Houston Chronicle — http://youtube.com/houstonchronicle