links for 2006-10-25

Wednesday, 25 October 2006, 17:26

• Frank Barnako: Ask a Ninja visits Madison Avenue
  Ask A Ninja could get $50,000 to $100,000 per five-minute video podcast. Conclusion: I'm in the wrong content business.
  (tags: advertising video online)
• TechCrunch UK: Mike Butcher joins Techcrunch UK!
  Mike Butcher, who launched an earlier version of the Press Gazette web site, is the new editor of TechCrunch UK.
  (tags: techcrunch journalism)
• E-consultancy: Digg “turns down” Murdoch’s takeover offer
  Social news bookmarking site Digg is rumoured to have turned down a takeover offer from Ruper Murdoch’s News Corp, Robert Andrews reports.
  (tags: digg newscorp)
• Political Wire: Google’s Election Mashup
  Google Earth has implemented an overlay of congressional districts just in time for the US election. UK Parliamentary constituencies next, please.
  (tags: google googleearth politics)
• cybersoc.com: 6 tips on blog watching for local journalists
  Robin Hamman has a valuable guide to using blogs for journalists.
  (tags: journalism blogs blogging)
• Upcoming.org: Venue: Frontline Club
  There is an RSS feed of upcoming events at the Frontline Club on Upcoming.org
  (tags: upcoming frontlineclub journalism)
• Steve Outing: I Wanted News Now, I Got It the Next Day
  "If newspapers want to remain relevant in the Internet age, they've got to figure out how to be useful when a community desperately needs information."
  (tags: newspapers journalism online regional e&p)

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