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Beats vs. Obsessions: More Lessons for B2B from Quartz

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It commits publishers to a relatively fixed way of presenting information on a rigid production-driven schedule to an arbitrarily defined audience that may or may not want that information. First, the way publishers cover information should not be driven by the needs of the print model.

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Beats vs. Obsessions: More Lessons for B2B from Quartz

B2B Memes

It commits publishers to a relatively fixed way of presenting information on a rigid production-driven schedule to an arbitrarily defined audience that may or may not want that information. First, the way publishers cover information should not be driven by the needs of the print model.

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Is Advertising in New Media Doomed?

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If advertisers are denied even basic information about who clicks on their ads, they will have little incentive to continue advertising. If you start by saying that cookies are used to track and collate information about your behavior on the web, it sounds bad. Whatever comes of this controversy, the danger it represents is clear.

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Is Advertising in New Media Doomed?

B2B Memes

If advertisers are denied even basic information about who clicks on their ads, they will have little incentive to continue advertising. If you start by saying that cookies are used to track and collate information about your behavior on the web, it sounds bad. Whatever comes of this controversy, the danger it represents is clear.

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Selling and Journalism

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I’m sure there were at least a few journalists who took offense at Gap marketing chief Seth Farbman telling an audience earlier this week that marketers are more honest than journalists.

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Process vs. Product: Six New-Media Principles, No. 6

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Letting their audience in on that ugly and wayward process seems unwise to many traditional journalists. Rather than imposing a neat narrative structure on events, real-time journalism acknowledges that the information is as yet fragmentary and its meaning still unresolved. The process is not pretty. But hiding it benefits no one.

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New-Media Survival at SIPA 2012

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Next Monday I’ll be sharing my ideas on this topic at the annual meeting of the Specialized Information Publishers Association (SIPA) in Washington, DC. I’ll also be giving away a few copies of the paperback edition of the New-Media Survival Guide to audience members hardy enough to stay with me through the entire talk.

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