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Ford, Byrne on whether content management will eliminate the need for editors
Last week, an opinion piece on content management enjoyed several blog mentions and was the basis of an Atlantic.com article. Well, Paul Ford's blog post, "Real Editors Ship," was actually about... Read more...
Guardian content platform runs on Lucid Imagination search
The Guardian launched its new Open Platform content sharing service last week and announced that the underlying search technology used to power the service is from open source vendor, Lucid... Read more...
AP needs to understand how the web works
Hey, folks. It's good to be back after a three-week hiatus. While I was gone, AP continued its quixotic attack on linking. To be honest, I find this debate tiresome, but AP insists on bringing it up... Read more...
Could micro payments save the news business?
When you place content on the web, you are doing it for some purpose:
You may want to show your expertise.
You may want to drive traffic to sell ads.
You may want to sell a product or service.... Read more...
Twitter proves its worth during the Mumbai tragedy
As the horrific events of the massacre in Mumbai, India unfolded, people across the globe were searching for news in a variety of ways. Those who sought Twitter's Tweet Grid may have been most in... Read more...
Newspapers can survive as portals, content service providers
The last few years have not been kind to newspapers. Everywhere you turn, there is word of layoffs and bleak financial news, but Joe Lichtman offers a survival strategy in his latest FastForward... Read more...
