This really is a universal story, rather than a shot at Apple. Most technology is now manufactured outside the U.S.
This not just about browsers, you know.
Or a readership for an online publication.
You already know this, right?
Personal curation site, lets you set up a customized feed.
What is the product magazines sell? Many journalism students immediately jump to “information” or “entertainment.” But the financial reality is that magazines are selling audiences to advertisers. And how *that* works is changing in the digital age.
The handwriting has been on the wall for some time.
Worse than I thought. I was already skeptical about algorithmically-derived rankings, and this news ices the cake. I’m not sure it matters how popular you are if you are posting or reading solid information.
News about News360, the aggregation tool.
While some of my friends are disconnecting from cable and going all out for video on demand, most are not.
Exactly who makes what on digital musical sales and streams.
Plug-in for InDesign. Not inexpensive, with recurring fees, but an interesting way to develop publication apps.
More about Yahoo!, the web’s top news site.
This doesn’t work for me if either a.) your friends read the same things you read or b.) your friends all read celebrity news or similar. But this is the latest trend in news consumption — reading what your friends read — whether it’s interesting or inherently limiting.
Will the result be a powerhouse or just business as normal?
