AR&D has an interesting post and graph on how Americans are getting their news.
No real surprises but it is clear that Television News and Newspapers are both in a world of hurt if they don’t figure out new ways of reaching their audience.
Something else they may want to consider is updating their web sites, [...]
CNN debuted their new social media program today, “News To Me”. At first it looked as though they were just going to show videos and stuff from the web without any commentary, but the program looked pretty good. It appears that some in the Main Stream Media are starting to realize the value, or [...]
There’s an interesting article from Media Center PC World, quoting a study by the Consumer Electronics Association. It says the average U.S. household owns 25 consumer electronics and the average adult spends $1,200 a year on these products. Gee, I spend that much on my cell phone alone!
The article continues with [...]
CyberStalking seems to have jumped to the forefront of the blogosphere lately. The Kathy Sierra incident was certainly an eye opener for most bloggers over the past week. Some bloggers in support of Kathy responded by taking time off, such as Robert Scoble, others like Blog Bloke posted their ideas on how to help [...]
MySpace continues to rise above the rest of the social communities. It seems that almost everyone has a MySpace page. Particularly young artists. Whether it be Music or Graphics or any other form of artistic expression MySpace seems to draw them in.
Cord Silverstein over at Marketing Hipster wrote a post this morning that really hits [...]
The winners of the 10th Annual Web Awards have been announced from Austin’s South By SouthWest Interactive Conference. Adobe Systems, (Photoshop, InDesign, Flash, Dreamweaver) presents the awards to who’s considered to be the best new websites, developing on tomorrow’s online trends.
Read more @ 2007.sxsw.com
Smithsonian Photography InitiativeTwitterResn 2B2OwnYourCThe Horizontal WayComputerloveSquidooVitaminThe Fallen Alternate Reality GameTime [...]
There’s an interesting article on austin360.com about the state of blogging and the future of the online diary, written by Omar L. Gallaga, a staffer at the American-Statesman.
The article touches on a number of good points:
- there’s more than 200 million abandoned blogs currently online.
- this year, the number of active worldwide bloggers is [...]