links for 2008-06-25
June 25th, 2008Posted by Oliver Luft in Uncategorized
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It’s a link economy, stupid
In part two of his seminar to the Guardian, as part of the Future of Journalism series, Jeff Jarvis argues that links are worth more than content
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YouTube accounted for almost 50% of the 3.5bn video clips viewed by UK web users in March, well ahead of the 1.2% share of the BBC and its iPlayer service, according to research firm comScore.
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The new CNET home page includes a carousel highlighting several stories across News, Reviews, and Downloads, as well as an integrated video player for CNET TV content
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The debate over blogging’s usefulness to journalism tends to get stuck in a cul de sac, mainly because too few people – well, too few journalists – treat it seriously.
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Paid Content UK chats with FT.com head
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Magazine publisher IPC Media has bought the casual gaming website Mousebreaker in an effort to increase its access to an audience of young male internet users.
Tags: BBC, delicious links, half web clips, IPC, IPC Media, Jeff Jarvis, Magazine publisher, male internet users, Mousebreaker, Rob Grimshaw, The Guardian, United Kingdom, web users, YouTube
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