Stream of Reading (Prepare to be Forwarded) – An Archive of What I'm Reading
I think that all these stats have a point, but I’m also a little uncomfortable with how heavily focused on parents and marital status this is. It’s very easy to look at this coverage and say ‘ah, this is the decline of traditional family values hitting economic opportunity.’ At least that is how this author…
Let’s see what happens when we shrink the filter bubble. Every person you follow or block, every app you use, you’re making a trade-off, the hope that this new stream of information will give you exactly what you need in exchange for closing yourself off a little more from the rest of the world. There…
Ehhhhh. I’m not really sure about this article. So it is… an attempt to identify BuzzFeed that ends up calling it unidentifiable while criticizing others who criticize people who criticize BuzzFeed? This may be a little too deep media, even for me, but unpacking it: So, I don’t think anyone has ever claimed BuzzFeed is…
This site is optimized with the Yoast WordPress SEO plugin v1.7.1 – https://yoast.com/wordpress/plugins/seo/ / Yoast WordPress SEO plugin. #site-navigation #masthead This is the first episode of the Zero Credibility Podcast. We discussed: Network Neutrality and Obama’s Call for New Rules The Decline of Women in STEM Fields Related: Walter Isaacson & The Innovators #ShirtStorm: Matt Taylor and…
I published a post two weeks ago explaining how we’re optimizing the newsroom for business realities. I included four circular graphics. The first provided a visual framework for a new kind of editorial workflow. The other three were specific examples of how we sync up staff and contributor content on Forbes.com with audience segments, the…
Remember how workers were supposed to retire and open up higher positions and jobs for young people to move in to? That’s not happening because retirement is basically dead! Instead we’ll get grayternships, where older workers who would normally have retired now will get transformed in to bankers who I AM SURE will do trustworthy…
August 19, 2014 Aram Zucker-Scharff will be walking through PressForward, a Sloan Foundation-funded open-source WordPress plugin designed to help WP users aggregate content across the internet. The plugin collects and archives content from across the web, allowing users to subscribe to RSS feeds, view lists of articles, read them in full, and then discuss and…
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Aram Zucker-Scharff, a content strategist with CFO Publishing, has a new piece about the results of a casual independent experiment he conducted on Facebook’s News Feed. His experiment — which he himself calls “not-so-scientific” — only lasted two weeks, and, as he notes, the analytics data he’s working with is less than perfectly accurate. But it might still…
I’ve been archiving every single article I’ve read on the internet for a full month now. This is letting me find out all sorts of cool things about how the internet and the places I read and share work. It’s also letting me archive everything I read. Along with those archives PressForward grabs the featured…