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Good news for technology clients – blogs and Twitter are great for technology as a topic. Flowtown have put together a beautiful infographic based on the results of a study by the Pew Research Center. Some interesting points coming out of this are that blogs seem to write a lot more about technology than traditional Continue reading →
So Nikki Finke sold Deadline Hollywood Daily to the Mail Media Corpfor $15m. Good for her. For me, this is quite significant for blogging and moves the medium closer to magazine publishing; the changing hands of titles for this kind of money is reminiscent of acquisitions in print. How’s this shift come about? Well, put Continue reading →
2,559 of Wikipedia’s best articles are ‘featured articles’. It’s these that Rob Matthews decided to press ‘cntrl + p’ on and print out (probably at work). The result is this weighty tome of some 5000 pages. I believe his piece was to convey that it is only through computers that this amount of information becomes Continue reading →
