Category: media
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Post Of The Month – February 2013 – The Winner
Delighted to announce that this month's winner is Martin Weigel, whose excellent post/deck on brands, humility and indifference very narrowly beat James Caig's tale of the bottom half of culture. Well done to Martin, who is on something of a roll having won last month's vote as well. Thanks everyone for taking part.
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Post Of The Month – February 2013 – The Vote
Crikey. Yet another great list this month so thanks for the nominations. We also have a double nomination (James Caig) which is a true POTM rarity. So, our vote this month is between: Big Data – The Comedic Empty Vessel and Animal Spirits by Mark Hancock A Tale Of Humility and Indifference by Martin Weigel Keynesian Marketing…
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Post Of The Month – February 2013 – Nominations
It's time to nominate the best posts that you've read in the past month for Post Of The Month. If you read a post in February that you thought was particularly great, please leave the link in the comments. I've put up a starting list below, and once I have a few more I'll stick…
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Maria Popova on Changing Publishing Models
“If you perceive the universe as being a universe of abundance, then it will be. If you think of the universe as one of scarcity, then it will be. … I always thought there was enough of everything to go around—that there are enough ideas in the universe and enough nourishment.” Milton Glaser An insightful 20…
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timeSpace
I'm a fan of much of what the New York Times is doing to try and reinvent their business. Their porous paywall means that their content remains a part of the sharing and search ecosystems, expanding their reach, and ensuring that their content is still seen and discovered by a global online audience that doesn't play…
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Post Of The Month – January 2013 – Nominations
Time to open up for nominations for the first Post Of The Month for the new year. I've had a few nominations sent to me already, and it's been a good month for great writing, all of which means I have decent list already. So as usual I've listed out some starters below and if…
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Nike and WireWAX
I don't often talk here about stuff I get sent (sorry PRs), but I've been following the work of Dan Garraway and the smart folk at WireWAX since they started out a few years back. WireWAX is a fascinating piece of technology that enables dynamic and clickable tagging of video content (more here). Nike have…
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Why Publishers Need APIs
Last month I wrote a post questioning why, in the context of exponential growth in the number of companies creating APIs across many sectors, so few publishers were opening up their data and content (at least in part) in this way. The question is applicable to just about every area of publishing that is making…