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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | B2B MEMES NOVEMBER 13, 2011 Wikipedia Is No Authority–By Design MUD day 13: In an interview in Foreign Policy , published on its website earlier this month, Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales was asked if he’s shocked to hear that people, including journalists, “use Wikipedia all the time.” ” His response is worth repeating to any journalist that either uses Wikipedia unthinkingly or unthinkingly refuses to use Wikipedia: Journalists all use Wikipedia. ” What I find most interesting about Wikipedia, though, is the way it undercuts the old-fashioned notion of authority. | B2B MEMES NOVEMBER 14, 2011  A Word Every Publisher Should Know For those unfamiliar with the term, Wikipedia defines it nicely: “a derivative object that retains ornamental design cues to a structure that was necessary in the original.” Skeuomorph. It’s one of those words you have to look up several times before you can remember it. Why should publishers care about skeuomorphs? There isn’t a single right answer. | | | | | |
| B2B MEMES MARCH 9, 2011 Social Media and the Perils of Monetization For those many people to whom RSS is still a mystery, the change is meaningless (if you’re one of these people and are curious, you can read about it on Wikipedia ). Are profits and social media compatible? Does making money from a friendship make it less social? The path to monetization is full of perils, and inevitably changes your relationship with your audience. For B2B professionals, mixing social media and business requires a delicate balance of giving and selling, sharing and monetizing. Too much giving and you’re out of business; too much selling and you’re out of friends. | B2B MEMES JANUARY 18, 2012  Fight Internet Censorship ” For many more links, you can visit the one unblacked-out page on Wikipedia today (found through Rex Hammock’s likewise blacked-out site.). I have nothing particularly insightful or original to add in the case against Internet censorship represented by the bills up before congress, SOPA and PIPA, but not to say something today would be too miserable an omission to live with. | |
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