Stream of Reading (Prepare to be Forwarded) – An Archive of What I'm Reading
ONLINE advertising is booming. Digital-ad revenues in America in the first half of the year reached a record $32.7bn, according to the latest figures from the Interactive Advertising Bureau, a trade group. For marketing folk, digital ads have great appeal because consumers’ online data can be used to direct what they think are the right…
The decision by the Telegraph Media Group (TMG) to introduce a paywall for “premium content” is an interesting strategic and philosophical shift. Although it will initially involve only 15% of the output of the Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph, it is an acknowledgement that readers should pay for its journalism and, more importantly, that its…
Video publishing at The Times is growing For the past 10 years, the video publishing lifecycle at The New York Times has relied on vendors and in-house hardware solutions. With our growing investment in video journalism over the past couple of years, we’ve found ourselves producing more video content every month, along with supporting new…
with Funny Or Die, Paul Scheer, Jane Lynch, Adam Scott, Elizabeth Banks, Naya Rivera, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Moby, Amber Rose, Patti Lupone, Felicia Day, Mayim Bialik, Misha Collins ▶ HOLY SH*T (You’ve Got To Vote) from Adam Pally, June Diane Raphael, Funny Or Die, Ginge…. Source: HOLY SH*T (You’ve Got To Vote) from Adam Pally,…
CHARLOTTESVILLE — A federal court jury decided Friday that a Rolling Stone journalist defamed a former University of Virginia associate dean in a 2014 magazine article about sexual assault on campus that included a debunked account of a fraternity gang rape. The 10-member jury concluded that the Rolling Stone reporter, Sabrina Rubin Erdely, was responsible…
Ad blockers, which Apple first allowed on the iPhone in September, promise to conserve data and make websites load faster. But how much of your mobile data comes from advertising? We measured the mix of advertising and editorial on the mobile home pages of the top 50 news websites – including ours – and found…
Photo: AP On Monday, Donald Trump summoned the most visible members of the press corps—television news reporters and the executives of their networks—to his gilded apartment building, where he sat them in a boardroom and acted out his best version of The Apprentice in an off-the-record meeting from which the New York Post has nonetheless…
Video has taken over social media, and now it’s coming for your lock screen. Today Mic is launching a revamped version of its MicCheck iPhone app (now called simply Mic) that primarily focuses on push alerts, taking advantage of the rich notification capabilities in iOS 10 to offer video, photos, and text alerts accessible on…
So polls can tell us where to look, but from there the media have to dig deeper. That hasn’t happened so much with one particular group this election season, which journalists have both obsessed over and widely mischaracterized, the white working-class. [CLIP]: TRISH REGAN, FOX NEWS: Donald Trump’s swift and seemingly unstoppable rise was boosted…
.entry-header They’re almost a web fixture: Those spammy-looking links at the end of news articles, with photos of former TV stars and headlines like “What she looks like now will amaze you!” But despite the fact that many readers—and news companies, for that matter—hate them, they’re probably not going away anytime soon. The reason for…