Wednesday, May 28th, 2008
The next generation of web services and applications will marry two seemingly separate entities - quality and quantity. Historically, knowledge and information have either come in trickles of quality or a barrage of nonsense. Attaining the synergistic point where quality and quantity can both be united is the ultimate ambition.
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Tags: algorithms, communication, content, control, human-edited, information, knowledge, media, messages, publishers, quality, quantity, web 1.0, web 2.0, web 3.0
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Friday, May 16th, 2008
Making the transition from traditional media to new media is a difficult task. Old-school content providers are faced with this challenge amid a shifting industry. Newspapers are moving online. Cable TV networks and movie studios are doing the same. Many have attempted a successful transition, but few have succeeded.
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Tags: cbc, content, design, interface, media, navigation, new york times, newspapers, publishing, usability
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