links for 2008-06-25

• Video: Jeff Jarvis and the Future of Journalism part 2 | Media | guardian.co.uk
  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

  (tags: guardian jarvis)
• YouTube home to nearly half web clips watched in UK, comScore reveals | Media | guardian.co.uk
  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.
  (tags: youtube comscore)
• Preview: CNET’s new, improved look | Outside the Lines - CNET News.com
  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
  (tags: cnet revamp)
• Why journalists must learn the values of the blogging revolution | Greenslade | guardian.co.uk
  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.
  (tags: greenslade blogging)
• Interview: Rob Grimshaw, MD, FT.com: New Niches, Pinker Pages, No More Subscribers | paidContent:UK
  Paid Content UK chats with FT.com head
  (tags: FT Rob Grimshaw)
• IPC buys Mousebreaker website | Media | guardian.co.uk
  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: ipc)

paidContent UK: Interview with FT.com’s Rob Grimshaw

Ien Cheng’s successor Rob Grimshaw discusses subscription models and the possibility of even more niche, paid-for content on the site.

More blogs, embedded video and a pink page backgrounds are also in the pipeline.