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Category Archives: New Media
Guest post: how cult YouTube directors can interest a young demographic in the issue of climate change
Who better to write this blog post on Blog Action Day 2009 than my sister Cheryl Campbell? Cheryl is the executive director of tve, a charity that has been making films and documentaries about the environment for 25 years. Here she … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, New Media, Social media, UBM, Video
Tagged Alisha Tuladhar, Cheryl Campbell, Eddsworld, Mike Steve Adeleye, Ted Crusty, Television Trust for the Environment, TVE, YouTube
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Shaping your digital business for 2010
What struck me most about the AOP’s forum was the gentle patter of realism. Similar digital publishing seminars and conferences in the past have often boasted what might best be described as “digital extremists” who argue that traditional media is … Continue reading
Guest post: recombu shows how even affiliate sites are now competing with traditional media
Peter Moore’s guest post does two things: first, he shows how far affiliate marketing companies are prepared to change their business models to maintain their paid search rankings and, second, he drums home the argument that it is content, and quality content … Continue reading
Posted in Advertisements, Guest post, Marketing, New Media, Search
Tagged Affiliate marketing, Andrew Lim, Google Quality Score, My Digital Notebook, Peter Moore, recombu
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A list of eight answers to the most commonly-used excuses for not using the web
Have you noticed how people come up with excuses for not using the web? The strange thing is how the excuses follow the same patterns – time/privacy/demographics – and are repeated, almost word for word, by quite different people (particularly … Continue reading
Seth Grimes on the semantic web – but is B2B media ready to benefit?
Seth Grimes, an analyst specialising in business intelligence and text analysis, gave a fascinating presentation – “an introduction to the semantic web and text-mining” – last week in London. I will try and give you a flavour of his presentation … Continue reading
Posted in Business-to-business, New Media, Search
Tagged Hans Peter Luhn, IBM Journal, IDC, Nstein, Seth Grimes, SHP, the semantic web, twitrratr
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Guest post: what do traditional print and broadcast media have to learn from the music industry?
I attended Music Week’s ‘Making online music pay’ conference last week (run by colleagues from UBM) and got into conversation with Mark Muggeridge. He argued that some of the lessons learnt by the music business might apply to the some … Continue reading
JEEcamp 2009: Interview with Paul Bradshaw – on the future of journalism
Paul Bradshaw, JEEcamp organiser, has strong views on journalism’s future. People will not pay for content but only a platform, he argues, so journalists should create their content around services. Hear what he has to say in a short interview … Continue reading
Posted in New Media, Newspaper business, Video
Tagged JEEcamp, Online Journalism Blog, Paul Bradshaw
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JEEcamp 2009: pictures from the event
For coverage of the event go Martin Belam here or here, Michael Haddon here and Kasper Sorensen here. But for those wanting pictures, my photos are in a slideshow below and can be found in a Flick set here. And finally here … Continue reading
Posted in New Media, Newspaper business
Tagged JEEcamp, Jemimah Knight, Martin Belam, Michael Haddon
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JEEcamp 2009: Interview with Martin Belam – on the future of journalism
I was in Birmingham yesterday for JEEcamp. It’s a great opportunity to talk about journalism and, more specifically, how to make money from it. I asked Martin for his predicitions on the future of the press “There was news when … Continue reading
Posted in New Media, Newspaper business, Video
Tagged Birmingham, Currybet, JEEcamp, JEEcamp'09, Martin Belam, MediaGuardian
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How do you celebrate digital progress in your workplace?
Last week saw our second, annual Digital Achievement Day – a moment when everyone across the company celebrates the change in our culture as we move from a traditional to a new media company. The day started with balloons on … Continue reading
Posted in New Media, UBM
Tagged Breakfast Tweetup, Digital Achievement Day, Matt Parsons, Tweetup, UBM Live
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