Category: Blogging
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Finding Eyeballs
How publishers can overcome the abundance problem in mobile advertising | Poynter.. This is useful even if you aren’t selling advertising at the moment. I like his suggestion about going specific, as in location or very personalized within a niche. That might be mean not just 18-25 college students, but digging within that group. He […]
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AP to cite “pajama-wearing bloggers”
Image by biverson via Flickr I am sitting in my pajamas, working on getting my syllabii together, and being connected. This would be funny if it wasn’t so sad. We live in an age of information. There is so much information, we not only can share it, but we can make money from analyzing it, […]
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Confidentiality, Bloggers, and the TSA
The Tyranny Of Government And Our Duty Of Confidentiality As Bloggers. TechCrunch‘s Michael Arrington discusses two bloggers who were recently served with subpoenas from the TSA, a government agency. One blogger refused to reveal his sources. The other, who was served as he was babysitting for his children, gave his computer over to the TSA. […]
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Leah the librarians blog is cool
Came across this in passing, but I thought it was funny and much more interesting than a simple text screed would have been. ONA might warrant a pictorial report like this. Good work, Leah. Plus, I admire librarians tremendously. As promised, I wanted to go over a bit of what my experience at the American […]
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Reporter’s Center on Youtube is a Good Reporter Resource
YouTube – reporterscenter’s Channel. Related articles by Zemanta YouTube Rolls Out Redesigned Channels for All New Users (mashable.com) http://static.zemanta.com/readside/loader.js
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Payola is still illegal so watch out bloggers
[Update] Thanks to Todd Allen of Chicago Tech News for this more nuanced discussion of the issue of payola, bloggers, journalists, and the FTC. The FTC’s definitions of who is or isn’t a blogger will be problematic I expect. The FTC is poised to go after bloggers and the companies that fund them if they […]
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Casey Cora
Met this guy at CMFC Casey Cora. SouthtownStar – Tinley Park, Ill. Reporter – Municipal beat reporter for Oak Lawn, a village of about 60,000 on Chicago’s southwest side. I’m trying to incorporate more multimedia and Web 2.0 tools into my beat coverage, and at the newspaper’s Web site. St. Petersburg (Fla.) Times Reporter – […]
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South Korean Portals Looking at Model to Pay A-List Bloggers
Image via Wikipedia In S. Korea, Daum and Naver are the big corporate powers in blogs and providing online services. Daum’sDaum (www.daum.net) ? which operates blogging platforms at Daum Blog (blog.daum.net) and Tistory (www.tistory.com) ? has had a program like “Ad Clicks” and a way for bloggers to opt in and share ad revenue. Now […]
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Mike Doyle notes report on local blogs and media and more.
from ChicagoNow by Mike Doyle Chicago Carless But wait, there’s more. This Saturday (June 13th) also brings the Chicago Media Future Conference to town. Organized by Mike Fourcher, founder of Purely Political Consulting, Barbara Iverson, Columbia College journalism professor and publisher of ChicagoTalks.org, and Scott Smith, Senior Editor at Playboy.com, as a follow-up to February’s […]
Barbara K Iverson 