business models
Interesting analysis of Medium’s audience [https://mondaynote.com/a-new-model-for-medium-3ad7cc638c13#.k4ef5accn] from Frederic Filloux, which I missed last month: > This is both good and bad news. On the plus side, Medium mostly addresses the tech elite. This is a premium audience, attracted by quality, more likely to pay for
apple
There’s a number of interesting things that journalists can take away from last week’s Apple keynote. I’ll return to things like the changes to Apple News and the possibilities opened up by Messages as a developer platform later in the week. But right now, I’m most
31-3-14
[http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/assets_c/2014/03/fvxvxzS9l7Xw0r8B-3570.html] So, I knew there would be at least one day in this idiotic project of mine [http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/archives/2014/03/daily_thrashing_with_the_500_word-stick.html] when it would be really hard to get it done.
niche sites
SAY Media declares that this has been the year of the niche social network: > There was a time when the conventional wisdom said that there was no need for any social network other than Facebook; those days are long gone. Now that Facebook has become a wasteland of app
content strategy
Joanna Pieters, writing about meeting the readers of a specialist magazine [http://www.alphacontent.com/customer-feeling-like-exper/] for the first time: > In a flash, it all made sense. These men were experts. They knew buses and lorries intimately. They got a huge kick out of using their knowledge to build