links for 2007-07-09
Monday, 9 July 2007, 13:22
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“[D]ata is what brings people to hyperlocal sites, and many traditional news people are hung up on other types of content.”
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Michael Parsons on Fred Vogelstein’s Wired profile of Michael Arrington: “good bloggers work like dogs. You can’t expect readers to show up unless you show up. And the internet never closes.”
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“The folks surfing in from Digg aren’t likely interested in local advertisers - and actually drag down our pageview to unique user count … What do you think? Is viral traffic good for building business?”
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Radio 4 is using contextual DAB livetext in speech programming. James Cridland: “The addition of this metadata means that I might be able to, in future incarnations of the BBC Radio Player, to jump straight to the interview, rather than aimlessly forwardi
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Citizen journalism is challenging Britain’s court reporting restrictions: “Because many bystanders have sent images on to other people, lawyers said, it is harder to argue that a media organization should not be allowed to publish them.”
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Neil said that protestations about the article were “all rubbish.” … “It’s all true,” he added. “I wouldn’t have put my name on it if it wasn’t true.”
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Scott Karp: “[W]hat really killed Backfence was Google and Web 1.0.” … “Hyperlocal is about “community,” sure, but on the Web it’s more about utility”.
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“The Competition Commission has announced it is to re-visit assurances made by Newsquest when it purchased the [Herald] group.”
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“Channel 4 newsman Alex Thomson was rapped after claiming coverage of Maddie made him SICK.”
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