Independent Publishing - Articles Archive
from July 10, 2008 to March 11, 2008
Ross Dawson's yearly Future of Media Summit event is fast approaching (two locations: Silicon Valley and Sidney, Australia), and as in the past, it is being anticipated by the release of a few articles and a key report that set the stage and vision for our ...
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Ross Dawson - Ross Dawson Blog - July 10, 2008
Here the web traffic stats, page views and audience demographics of Master New Media (all editions) as collected during the month of June. Google has significantly decreased the amount of traffic that it is sending to Master New Media in the last two weeks. This has ...
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Massimiliano Badolati - July 3, 2008
If you want to create a slick, highly visual, interactive magazine to publish and distribute online, Calameo, has recently launched a web-based service that allows one-click conversion of all most popular document formats into highly customizable and very attractive full-screen flip-page magazines.
So, whether you have a ...
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Robin Good - June 24, 2008
Social media strategies for the web, scanning information, learning via dialogue and participation, how micropublishers manage their information and publishing workflow are just some of the interesting topics that are included in this juicy weekly digest.
But there is more: social network usage, learning 2.0, overcoming ...
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George Siemens - eLearnSpace - June 21, 2008
PubMatic the world’s first service to automate and optimize ad inventory decision-making for Web publishers, released yesterday its third monthly PubMatic AdPrice Index, an industry-wide measure of online ad network pricing for professional web publishers.
In June, the index highlights the economic slowdown in the U.S ...
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PubMatic - Pubmatic - June 18, 2008
What is social design? What are the traits that make designing for the social interaction different from other forms of design? What are the end results that one wants to achieve by using a social design approach and methodology?
Joshua Porter, social media analyst and web designer, ...
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Joshua Porter - Bokardo - June 11, 2008
Are ebooks going to go mainstream with Amazon becoming a de facto distribution monopoly? Or is a marketplace characterized by many different players and options looming still on the horizon?
Should book publishers think carefully before jumping on the Kindle bandwagon about who should be in control ...
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John Blossom - Shore - June 6, 2008
Showing publicly your web traffic data, audience demographics and your content blockbuster is a great way to show your relative authority, credibility and progress to all those that may be potentially interested: advertisers, sponsors, fans, competitors, potential partners.
Source data: Woopra - sample traffic stat from Woopra ...
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Massimiliano Badolati - June 4, 2008
Ingenious individuals, hackers, professional amateurs and passionate self-learners are all contributing to a unique transformation taking place right under your nose. The future forces shaping the world of how we create things are in turmoil. The changes that are taking place now and in the few ...
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Technology Horizons Program - The Institute for the Future - May 30, 2008
The future of music is in bloggers hands. It is blogs and other independent online publishers with strong voices and personalities who are going to dominate the future of music evolution, discovery, promotion and distribution.
"Whether or rather how you will get to keep the music ...
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Gerd Leonhard - Media Futurist - May 23, 2008
What use is to write long and in-depth web articles if the majority of online readers go only for a few paragraphs? It all depends on what kind of audience you are talking to and whether you are going for large readership or for a small ...
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Jakob Nielsen - Useit - May 22, 2008
Writing blog posts that get the maximum attention, is not an easy task. Sometimes it gets even to be counterintuitive, as, more often than not, I have realized that posts I wouldn't have bet a dime on, got incredible exposure, visibility, links and traffic against all ...
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Robin Good - May 8, 2008
How can you provide a useful breaking news component on your blog when most of your competitors and related sites do just the same? How useful is it to do technology, and new media related news if just about everyone else does the same?
Technology and media ...
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Robin Good - April 18, 2008
Why do I blog? Lots of people think I have started all this to make money and publicity. But, as a matter of fact, the real story is quite different.
My main reason for starting to publish my discoveries, pointers, reviewes and opinions, was really not ...
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Robin Good - April 4, 2008
If you produce multiple video channels and want to increase access and visibility to your video content you may want to consider the Miro video browser co-branded opportunity.
In the last few weeks, Holmes Wilson, one of the founders of Miro (formerly Democracy Player) has been on ...
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Robin Good - April 3, 2008
Pete Cashmore of Mashable has a good conversation with Robert Scoble at the Community Next Conference in Los Angeles touching upon blogs, twitter, personal branding, and even to my own question which I twittered out to Pete before the session started: "How does Robert manage to ...
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Robin Good - March 30, 2008
Extending Internet reach and accessibility while making it more resilient, and immune to possible controls and manipulations has been one of the major concerns addressed, and although some significant steps forward, at least in terms of awareness, have been made in this direction, bridging the digital ...
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Robin Good - March 19, 2008
Ajax, the cool interface technology utilized to update and modify web pages without requiring a full refresh of the page is gaining more and more popularity on sites all over the Internet.
But as much as Ajax can significantly simplify and ease user interaction with specific ...
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Brigitte Simard - Web Credible - March 13, 2008
My online advertising strategy is still quite simple: Google AdSense + self-service advertising + direct advertisers and sponsors.
AdSense provides the bulk of the income (but not for much longer as I opening a new bigger revenue channel as you read) and it still rocks. Notwithstanding ...
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Robin Good - March 12, 2008
Many people ask me why I am not interested in funding, venture capital money and why I don't go around selling my good volume of high quality, high profile readers to a powerful publisher. The short answer is: because I am not after the money paradigm. ...
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Robin Good - March 11, 2008
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