Mark Cuban has a post up on why broadband is over-rated. The end touches on content, saying that re-purposed content might be worth re-streaming but otherwise … And finally, for all you content creators that think broadband video, whether to a PC or PDA will be the greatest opportunity to...
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J-Schools try to merge Web 2.0 with investigative journalism
Steve Bryant has a piece on an joint summer program between several prominent J-Schools that seeks to focus in-depth on honing investigative skills (the four major focuses are the budget of Homeland Security, immigration, privacy vs. national security, and the U.S. military abroad).
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Forums, video, blogs, oh my!
Media Life Magazine has an article on papers struggling to create original content for the web, and deciding what technologies that want (and can) bring to the table.
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Comparison of Top 10 Print Papers' Bloglines subscriptions
I decided to take the numbers* of print editions and compare them to a small percentage of online “subscribers,**” in this case public Bloglines subscriptions. First time, so I might not have subscribed to the largest feeds, subscriber-wise:
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Beats 15 Minutes
Steve Rubel points out that a Notre Dame study says online articles have a “half-life” of 36 hours. After which, most articles’ readership drops sharply, though a few articles remain highly read long after their expiration is expected. Physics Web posted the article.
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