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creativity is an unendingly renewable resource
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Smart newspapers understand keenly the need to quickly develop and launch mobile offerings that have virtually nothing to do with their umbrella brands, as well as mobile and micro Web sites that are very much niche-focused and non-traditional.
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Post reblogged from ParisLemon
Scroll past the first half of the linked post, “Content Everywhere, But Not A Drop To Drink”, if you’re concerned about the quality and accuracy of news and information. This is the perspective from TechCrunch columnist MG Siegler, now that he has been “removed from the day-to-day of tech blogging professionally.” Is the problem he describes exclusive to tech blogging, or is it a valid concern on most content sites where “pageviews are all that matter in keeping advertisers happy?”
The problem is systemic. Print circulation is dying and pageviews are all that matter in keeping advertisers happy. This means, whether writers like it or not, there’s an underlying drive for both sensationalism and more — more — more.
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there are so many options out there for stories to be shared that it’s laughable to assume things won’t find their way into the world independent of what the newsroom does
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That’s important, journalism,” he said, seeming distracted but also heartfelt. “Keep up the good work. It’s about getting the truth out to the world, I suppose.
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Most of the time, it’s a mixture of Google Search and memory, to be honest. I wish there was a better way.
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So when your company and services gets mocked and is misunderstood by most everyone, particularly the mainstream press and media, just smile and keep doing what you are doing. You are on to something big.
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Link reblogged from ParisLemon
One word: LAG.There must be some sociological reason that games are much more popular with iOS users. Do they have more spare time? More prone to the groupthink and doing what everyone else is doing? More affluent? Bored?
