Los Angeles Times Using Publish2

The Los Angeles Times is using Publish2 to round up coverage of the election in Iran, presented as Editor’s Picks:

The Los Angeles Times business and technology journalists are collaborating with a Publish2 newsgroup to share what they’re reading:

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LA Times business and technology journalists collaborating with the Publish2 newsgroup:

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What We're Reading

Trapping content on the iPad won't work, even if it's pretty

O'Reilly Radar | March 19, 2010

Scott Karp says: Publishers are trying to banish the web on the iPad. As Eric Schmidt says, don't bet against the Internet.

Tags: Media & Journalism, ipad

Craig Newmark on the Web's Next Big Problem

GigaOm | March 18, 2010

Daniel Bachhuber says: The Web's next big problem to solve is who to trust online.

Tags: reputation systems, social graph, craig newmark, interviews, Technology, ideas

Resurrecting Unstructured Data to Help Small Newspapers

PBS MediaShift Idea Lab | March 19, 2010

Daniel Bachhuber says: For most small newspapers, the first step towards being able to value structured data is getting their content in a database.

Tags: Newspapers, Journalism, structured data, semi-structured data, semantic web

Quantum mechanics just got REAL

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Tags: howardweaver

The REAL Reason NBC, FOX, And ABC Execs Want To Kill Hulu

Silicon Alley Insider | March 19, 2010

Scott Karp says: Innovator's Dilemma: "Hulu is selling better ads at cheaper rates It's 'hollowing out ad sales' for the networks."

Tags: Media & Journalism, Hulu, innovator's dilemma, advertising

UMG To Launch U.S. Pricing Test

Billboard | March 18, 2010

Scott Karp says: Figuring out the economics of selling digital content on a physical object is a big challenge.

Tags: Media & Journalism, Music Business, cds

One line descriptions

blackrimglasses.com

Tags: howardweaver

Dave Pell’s Head Is in the Cloud

tweetagewasteland.com

Tags: howardweaver

How The Concept of Free Can Work For Small Publishers

nathanhenrion.com | March 11, 2010

Ryan Sholin says: Free e-books as a loss leader and marketing tool for the rest of the series? I'll buy that.

Tags: Business, free, books, Publishing

10 Reasons Why News Organizations Should Use 'Linked Data'

PBS IdeaLab | March 16, 2010

Ryan Sholin says: If you're looking to wrap your head around the concept of 'linked data' on the Web, this list by Martin Moore is a good starting point. Follow the links, and you'll find a few different explainer threads.

Tags: Media & Journalism, linked data, web 3.0, semantic web

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