With a hat tip to ReadWriteWeb and Marshall Kirkpatrick, I thought I’d pass along this poignant video of the end of an era.
A nearly 150-year-old Denver newspaper printed its final edition yesterday. I wonder how many more times we’ll see this happen over the next few months.
I also can’t help but wonder if this [...]
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I read with great interest a recent post from one of my favorite social media bloggers, Chris Brogan, on USA Today, CNN Headline News and the world of bite-sized media.
His observations of the two media giants won’t be revelatory to most media veterans, but they do serve as timely reminders. Are you offering your content [...]
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Guy Kawasaki (@guykawasaki on Twitter), best-selling author of The Art of the Start and Reality Check, is changing the world . And while I can’t say I always agree with his politics, I sure do love his creativity and what he brings to the world wide web.
Last year he launched Alltop (inspired by popurls), a [...]
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