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 […]
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… […]
These are the links from my reading list that got the most clicks in April (along with any notes I wrote on the link, or sometimes a quote from the linked article):
Turns out it’s tough to make local work on the Web: “Whoever can get this thing right—there’s a lot of money there,” says Josh […]
These are the links that got the most clicks in March (along with any notes I wrote on the link, or sometimes a quote from the linked article):
Lifehacker Code: Texter (Windows): “Text substitution app Texter saves you countless keystrokes by replacing abbreviations with commonly used phrases you define.”
How the world really shapes up: Maps […]
Each time I see that last question I wrote I dislike it more. Out with bad ideas, in with new ones (and give the new ones a couple weeks until they’re allowed to be called bad).
This question aims at the idea that newspapers are in a unique place online. No other legacy medium publishes so […]
Heh, meant to do this a while ago… if you read Joe Think by RSS then you probably don’t know about the online news reading list I keep up. I use Furl.net for it, and one of the cool parts about Furl is it tells you how many clicks each link gets (side note: Google […]
There’s plenty of work to be done on the local web. There’s a lot of potential in local / hyperlocal news. What’s the lowest-hanging fruit on the local news site? (Sure, this depends on the situation / market / tv-radio-newspaper angle, but there are plenty that are way too applicable to all)
Here’s one I see… […]
So, this is one of the conversation-building projects on this blog: The Open-Ended Question. While it may be optimistic to hope for much response here, being a new blog that’s not even read by my parents (yet), the wonder of blogs is that you can answer this question a month or a year from […]