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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Real Reviews by Real People: Finding a Voice Online
Media people are opinionated, and the Internet makes those opinions and the experiences that carve them easier to share. As part of the black hole-nature of the Internet, there’s not just one site worth visiting to post a review or … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media
Tagged communication, community, Epinions, opinions, ranking, Rate My Professor, Reviewer Rewards, reviews, Travelocity, yelp
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Extra! Extra! Read all about it [on your iPad].
Long-rumored, tablet-only newspaper, published by Rupert Murdoch, is officially being released. The Daily will be launched on February 2, with a coinciding event at the Guggenheim Museum in New York. In terms of availability and pricing, the rumor is that The … Continue reading
Posted in Media, publishing, Social Media
Tagged Apple, Guggenheim, news, News Corporation, Rupert Murdoch, technology
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Twitter and the Publishing Industry: Who to Follow to Read All About It
Thanks to Janet Goldstein, I’ve been using Twitter since March of 2009 . While I was definitely behind the times, especially as the microblogging site had been living online since 2006, I was on-time to witness the transformation of the … Continue reading
Posted in publishing, Social Media
Tagged alfred a. knopf, galley cat, little brown, new york public library, new york times books, publishers weekly, publishing, publishing talk, seth godin, simon & schuster, stephen fry, twitter
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Feast Your Eyes On This: Foodies on the Web
Social media — be it Facebook, blogs, Twitter, or even LinkedIn — has made its mark on many an industry. When I look back at how I spend my day, I realize how my mundane daily chores have turned simple … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media
Tagged Andrew Dornenburg, blogs, food, food gawker, foodista, fresh direct, google, iPhone, Karen Page, Mark Bittman, Social Media, twitter, yahoo, yelp
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