Lava lamps won’t save newspapers
Google's interest in saving newspapers is all about Google. Keep your friends close and frenemies closer.
Read MoreNow playing: The Throwdown Video
Charlton Heston channels Moses. Steve Jobs assumes a higher authority. Crazy guys throw down an iPad at batting practice. All this and...
Read MoreBBC’s global news chief moves to PR
Richard Sambrook, director of BBC Global News since 2004, is saying goodbye to one of the world's most influential jobs in journalism, and hello to, what should I say - the murky, spin-meisterly, lucrative? - world of public relations. Or should that be creative, innovative and transformational?
Read MoreOops, there goes local
A few months after three, young software architects launched an obscure social networking and microblogging service, students at a rural...
Read MoreSocial media that sux
I love this, and my day is now a little less sucky, thanks to an invitation from Blogads founder Henry Copeland (aka @HC): SUXORZ: the worst social media campaigns of '09.
Read MoreWhat Makes A Brand Powerful?
Over on my Fast Company Experts blog, I offered some thoughts on the new Cone Nonprofit Power Brand 100 Study. Here is how my post...
Read MoreWhen the ad is better than the news
Remember when The Times ran those profitable, short “liners,” commercial and personal ads, at the bottom of front-page news...
Read MoreReinventing Advertising: Tools, Youth, and Social Change
The first full day of WeMedia presented interesting challenges and opportunities regarding the state of new media, social change, and...
Read MoreOld News Organizations Hook the Public With New Media
At a time when newspapers are hemorrhaging employees and questioning their survival, they are adopting a more stable role in the community...
Read MorePodcast: A Conversation with Joe Marchese, SocialVibe
We’ve recorded another podcast! WeMedia is producing a regular podcast that features in-depth interviews with prominent media,...
Read MoreWhat do our search terms say about us?
The annual list of what the world searches for online has been released. No real surprises — Britney Spears and Barack Obama top...
Read MoreQuestion of the Day: Battle of the Brews
McDonald’s has decided to pick a fight with Starbucks. In addition to offering espresso drinks to their billions of customers served,...
Read MoreWho loves their media? NPRistas
NPR News in the US aims to double its online audience – in part by building a closer relationship with people who already love NPR....
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