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Curation: Add Value and Pass It Along

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Is summarizing and linking to another person’s article an honorable act or a form of theft? I think most rational people would agree with him that many Huffington Post or Business Insider stories are really just rewrites. I can’t find similar motivations in the pedestrian article Hammock criticizes.

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Editorial Wall, or Prison Wall?

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Does being involved in the business side of a media enterprise mean being involved in sales? What set off this latest skirmish was an article in the Guardian by Roy Greenslade (lately a fecund source of inspiration for B2B Memes ) concerning UK editor and blogger Marc Reeves. My point is not to disparage editorial codes of ethics.

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Rethinking the Role of “Advertisers”

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Writing last week for the Nieman Journalism Lab , Ken Doctor analyzed “ The newsonomics of the Quartz business launch. In identifying the key aspects and implications of the business news startup from Atlantic Media , Doctor touched on a number of key points for any business-oriented publication.

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Rethinking the Role of “Advertisers”

B2B Memes

Writing last week for the Nieman Journalism Lab , Ken Doctor analyzed “ The newsonomics of the Quartz business launch. In identifying the key aspects and implications of the business news startup from Atlantic Media , Doctor touched on a number of key points for any business-oriented publication.

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There Are Two Sides to Every Editorial Wall

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In an article today on MediaShift, Dorian Benkoil makes a good case for why reporters and editors should be more involved in the business side of publishing. ” As I’ve suggested before , the purpose of the editorial wall isn’t just to keep the business side out of editorial.

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Another Nail in the RSS Coffin

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Rather than subscribing to unmoderated streams of content from sites that only sometimes have articles that interest me, I can now directly read what the Twitter users I follow write or recommend. It also picks up hashtags like #prodmgmt, adding an invitation to read a paper based on that tag. list view (click to enlarge).

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Can You Have Entrepreneurial Journalism without Entrepreneurs?

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In the latest chapter of its ongoing critique of AOL’s hyperlocal news network, Patch , Business Insider last week took aim at the marketing and sales-prospecting efforts the corporation expects its editors to undertake. I’m not sure traditional publishing businesses have any choice, though.

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