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The Leno Hole: Why it will cost NBC far more than they realize

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Leno/O’Brien. It has dominated the news for a couple weeks now and I confess that, even though I’m more of a Letterman-viewer myself (on the odd occasion when I watch TV), I’ve been drawn to the debate and have even tuned in to see Leno or O’Brien and to watch how they are [...]

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Wired is one of those magazines that I always mean to read but never seem to get around to. Not sure why — other stuff always seems to be slightly more pressing, I suppose.
A friend put me onto an article by Wired’s Editor-in-Chief Chris Anderson (who you might remember as the author of The Long [...]

Content is only king when there’s context

“Content is king”. That is a rule of thumb adopted by website creators because they know that high quality content helps to attract and retain customers by positioning the company and by building relationships with people.
Seth Godin, in his excellent free ebook Everyone is an Expert, says that people aren’t searching for anything online… they’re [...]

Great ideas from this week: Collaborate, Quench, Earn

As you can probably tell from Monday’s blog post, this was a busy week. Actually, it was a record-setting week in a record-setting quarter. It killed me not to blog as much as I normally do but I had to focus on clients or else they’d gather in a mob with pitchforks and torches and [...]

What periodicals of tomorrow will look like

Newspapers are struggling. Magazines are wondering “what’s next?” I wouldn’t say that paper-based communication is dead but I would say that it’s in the hospital and doctors are calling up the specialists.
Chris Brogan, a business/tech/social media consultant (okay, that description falls short of what he actually does) had some insightful things to say about print [...]

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