February 2008’s Most-Popular links from my link library list: Reinvention, youtube, the geographic web and context
This is what people were clicking on off my reading list from February 2008.
- Ten things journalists can do to reinvent journalism
- YouTube by the Numbers: “Tim Wintle of Rubberductions forwarded me a pointer to a new piece of research which analyses viewership for YouTube videos in the first month.”
- The Pothole Paradox: Why Building The Geographic Web Is Hard, and Why It’s Worth Doing: “The idea of requiring geographic metadata for information might strike some people as excessive, but I suspect in a few years we will look back at the first decade of the web and be amazed that we went for so long without it.”
- The Life Cycle of a Blog Post, From Servers to Spiders to Suits — to You
- Thoughts on EveryBlock and context
- Topix.net Weblog: Welcome to the Neighborhood, Google: Chris Tolles makes a few points on zip-code based indexes of news — he takes it from a “news article” approach, which doesn’t necessarily account for the classifieds, photos, people, or businesses that are referenced in any particular article.
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