Thought: There’s information, and there are filters for that information. Online newspapers have focused on what new information they ought to publish online — it’s worth a harder look at what new filters can be created (like this or this).
On a tangent, yesterday I pitched three categories for the information we’re displaying on the Denver […]
Spring’s not over yet, but that’s not gonna stop me from sharing the stuff I’ve been doing. Nope. Here it is:
Launched my largest Django-powered site, Planck Studios. It’s a portfolio site / store for Chicago photographer / video geek Jonathan Johnson. It’s not finished (you should see the to-do list!) but the meat’s there. I’ve […]
These are the links from my reading list that got the most clicks in May (along with any notes I wrote on the link, or sometimes a quote from the linked article) … there’s a four-way tie for the fifth slot, so all are included.
A billionaire’s guide to stopping “theft” of your online newspaper content… […]
“One member at a time” is not the same as “your subscriber base,” and should not be approached in the same (one-)way.
This paragraph matters big-time to the one-way media, and so does the post behind it:
Strong social sites build value one user at a time. If one user finds value, then they’re much more likely […]
First a note on where I’ve been: Finishing up my biggest Django project to-date, and working on a presentation for the news division of the Special Libraries Association’s conference going on now in Denver. I’m giving a 20-minute talk about the future of identity systems and microformats. I’ll post the slides here when I’m done…
So, […]