Steve Rubel weighs in on the WSJ's partnership with Technorati. Trib columnist Steve Johnson writes on most e-mail story lists are misleading. The reason? "Sometimes that means hard-news stories, as in, 'Holy cow, Israel is dropping bombs in Lebanon.' More often, though, it seems to be on the order of,...
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Newspapers start outlinking, Aggregators start profit sharing
WashingtonPost.com, ever at the forefront of all (web) things risky and bold, has contracted with Inform to start linking out to other newspapers and blogs contextually.
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Online ed. pay outpaces pack
Cyber Journalist reports that a survey done by the Inland Press Association shows online editor pay saw a “8.1 percent increase in base pay from 2005 to 2006, and an 8.8 percent increase in total direct pay, which consists of salary and incentives, according to the NICS.”
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First Google, then the world?
I’ve won the Google love, but even my dad Yahoo!’s better. At least Microsoft live likes me, though Technorati doesn’t even know I exist. Sigh.
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Here’s some of the topics on the backburner. Have an idea for an interesting piece? Leave it as a comment, and if you leave your info, I’ll credit you.
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