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January 21, 2010 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
Apple have focused on shared use of tablet, reckons WSJ
The Wall Street Journal says Apple spent a lot of time considering how a tablet device might be used communally in homes and classrooms: being handed around, or used by a group as a portable TV/video device. One person familiar with the matter said Apple has put significant resources into designing and programming the device [...]
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January 14, 2010 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
Enterprise content management is dead
In heralding CMS Watch’s recategorisation of their research streams, Alan Pelz-Sharpe argues that businesses want process-specific solutions, not “a single system to manage all their enterprise content, no matter how wonderful or magical such a system may sound”. (From CMS Watch)
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January 4, 2010 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
Content revenues to pip print advertising income for FT this year
… although it’s not immediately clear if the drop in ad revenue is as much a factor as increase in paid subscriptions etc. (From Paid Content)
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August 21, 2007 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
Embed with Google
Ooh, look, Google Maps are serving up embed code now: View Larger Map That’s the Bridge Bar in Nong Khai. Admittedly the Yahoo Maps sat pic (same source as Google’s) is higher definition at present: http://tinyurl.com/2krfqw
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July 25, 2007 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
When do you stop the presses?
“Killing print requires acknowledging not just that the old mode is dead but also that the future means less revenue and shrunken staffs.” Thanks to Simon Waldman for the link.
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June 25, 2007 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
Fade to pay
First time I’ve seen this as a way of teasing you over the subscription wall. Not unsusceptible to a quick screengrab, though…
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February 7, 2007 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
Typecast
Associated goes with Atex using InDesign, InCopy … and, “initially”, Notes.(From Editor & Publisher)
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February 5, 2007 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
NYT pay wall: a good $10m or short-termism?
Why read other newspapers? For me, it’s comment and analysis firstly (and a long way ahead), then perhaps the odd interview, feature, and review. I’ll only look for news on another newspaper if it deals with a part of the world not really covered by my principal news sources. So what would get me, or [...]
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February 4, 2007 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
Integrated Newsrooms part 1: The new Telegraph model – Editors Weblog- Analysis
(From Editors Weblog)
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February 3, 2007 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
NYT online revenue up 39.2% last year
… accounting for 8.3% of total revenues in 2006, up from 6% in 2005.(From MediaPost_
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February 3, 2007 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
NAA marketing convention notices local search
(From SearchEngineWatch)
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February 3, 2007 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
Google News UK rankings for January 2007
rank source score average score total stories 1 Guardian Unlimited 533.95 3.46 154 2 BBC News 314.21 2.66 118 3 Times Online 312.15 4.00 78 4 Reuters.uk 301.02 2.81 107 5 Telegraph.co.uk 284.44 3.23 88 6 Independent 236.84 4.38 54 7 Monsters & Critics 167.68 2.62 64 8 Scotsman 164.02 2.78 59 9 ITV.com 135.20 [...]
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February 3, 2007 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
‘We think of the internet as if it were some kind of journalistic orphan’
In the space of a couple of hours I read this open letter from the editor of the LA Times about these crazy times for the newspaper industry, and came across a letter I wrote in 1999 to Alan in response to the Guardian advertising the post of “internet editor” (a post I thought should [...]
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February 3, 2007 by Luke Hoyland / 0 Comments
Ahem. Sorry
This has been offline for six months, and the old comments and linked files have gone. Apols. I’m going to be putting up some link-only entries here for a bit. I know, it’s a sin – but it’s mainly for my own use. I never really got into del.icio.us.
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