links for 2006-11-01
Wednesday, 1 November 2006, 18:19
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“The Department of Constitutional Affairs has refused a request to make public the data behind a controversial recent report. The DCA is in charge of policy for the Freedom of Information Act.”
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The ongoing charley horse on the booming online advertising market … is the lack of any reliable third-party traffic estimates. Alexa is a joke, but everyone uses it…
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Why has Wired Digital purchased the social news recommendation site Reddit?
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“From Berkeley to Harvard, Dan Gillmor tries to bring the new media into being, without bringing down the old”
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“Before [US] newspaper publishers congratulate themselves on the recent 10.9% increase in the time readers spend on their web sites, they ought to take a look at how much better the competition is doing.”
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A risk of e-mail interviews is having your silly questions exposed on a blog for all the world to see, as a reporter who interviewed Jason Calacanis last week found out.
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Heather Brooke says “the Department for Constitutional Affairs becomes more Kafkaesque as time goes on.”
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“The French association of publishers (SNE) has joined the lawsuit filed by the publishing group La Martiniere against Google.”
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Paul Bradshaw has written a review of the new textbook, Online News, by Stuart Allen.
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