Article Archive for December 2008
Forrester Research has released a report which finds that people do not trust corporate blogs –
which rank below newpapers, portals, wikis, direct mail, company email and message board posts in the trustworthiness stakes. Josh Bernoff, …
Nick Bilton, design integration editor and user interface specialist at The New York Times and The Times Research & Development Lab, thinks he’s hit upon a business model for Twitter. Writing for O’Reilly Radar, Bilton …
Unless we find the tools to silence the chatter, that is. Om Malik at GigaOM has started a thought-provoking conversation with his post about the challenges facing the social web, itself inspired by Elliot Ng’s …
Without a doubt, the hottest news of the moment is yesterday’s launch of Facebook Connect and rival service, Google Friend Connect. The ensuing brouhaha is easily understood — these guys are changing the shape of …
Amy Gahran, E-Media Tidbits editor at PoynterOnline has spotted a few old skool reporters who’ve taken to blogging in response to their recent axing by Gannett, the largest US newspaper publisher and owner of USA …
In unrelated stories, we hear that YouTube and roll-your-own social network site Ning will be imposing restrictions the type of content that can be uploaded by users.
YouTube will now apply a stricter standard for mature …
BusinessWeek reporter Jon Fine in his blog Fine On Media has published an excerpt from an interview with veteran journalist Michael Wolff in which Wolff says MySpace will go the way of AOL, adding: “…if …
A year after the Beacon privacy debacle which left its execs totally feeling the *facepalm*, Facebook has begun its publicity push for Facebook Connect, announced in May.
Seen as the next iteration of the Facebook platform, …
