02.18
Most of my media blogging is now at Jupiter
01.06 A little bit of Beijing right here at home
04.18 Big-time newspaper buys material from pretend journalist
02.16 Knight-Ridder buys publisher of free papers in its home market
02.16 Hallmark's Valentine's traffic exceeds their wildest expectations
01.22 Newspapers to WalMart: buy an ad, get free PR
11.13 Where are the open source news feeds?
10.28 The Univac as metaphor
10.18 Netflix has the worst Web site of any major ecommerce company
10.18 Jon Stewart draws your attention to the man behind the curtain on Crossfire
10.07 Does the Online News Association understand online news?
09.28 Is security a feature or a bug in voting machines?
06.22 Why Google will destroy Yahoo
06.17 Backsliding on tables
06.15 Why can't a newspaper be more like a blog? Conclusion
06.14 If newspaper Web sites aren't like blogs, at least they're not like Fox News
06.14 Is online news registration working?
06.10 Why can't a newspaper be more like a blog? Part V: Community and karma
06.10 Why can't a newspaper be more like a blog? Part IV: Trackback
06.09 Why can't a newspaper be more like a blog? Part III: Archives with permanent URL's
06.07 Why can't a newspaper be more like a blog? Part II: Comments
06.07 Top 10 free and cheap CMS's update
06.04 Why can't a newspaper be more like a blog? Part I: RSS
05.29 Top 10 free and cheap content management systems
05.16 SixApart's licensing for Movable Type 3.0 is making me anxious
05.10 We're never 'finished'
04.21 Sometimes great ideas are dirt-simple
04.21 I'm now blacklisting comment spammers
04.21 Belden is the last to discover that cookie-counts are unreliable
04.02 Automotive.com is spamming me...using Edmunds' name
04.01 Is Edmunds.com promoting their site with spam comments?
03.27 Spam is costing me money
03.10 If you must use fixed-width page layouts, don't forget to flush
03.06 Scott Peterson is famous for being well-known
03.02 I'm having fun and breaking down barriers with PHP
02.27 Cleaned your stylesheets lately?
02.20 Why not Google Job Search?
02.13 Google AdSense is earning Tidbits "a latte a day"
02.12 Is Expression Engine the harbinger of low-end content management?
01.15 PC language at NPR
01.06 Barry's on vacation
12.11 Reviving the idea of common carriers
12.04 Barry Parr's predictions for 2004
11.12 Practicing what I preach
10.29 Should digital editions really have a print business model?
10.28 Developing a theory of bundling
10.11 FT is giving away its content and selling its context
10.09 Perseus blog study shows the importance of choosing your sample
10.09 More demographic pointlessness
10.09 Newspapers' local Web markets are vulnerable
10.09 Despite Yahoo's push for fees, ads still drive its growth
10.06 Comcast says email isn't part of the Internet
09.30 What have you done about spam today?
09.29 How many microtransactions are there in a gigamarket?
09.26 Online personals are advertising, not content
09.25 More skepticism about the OPA's definition of the content market
09.24 The ITU suggests US broadband penetration is about half what it should be [Free Research]
09.24 Recommendation: I'm very happy with Dreamhost
09.24 OPA's demographic report shows the futility of demographics [Free Research]
09.24 OPA's latest content sales report isn't encouraging [Free Research]
09.23 Choosing a CMS: so far, pMachine looks like the right tool for my project
09.22 Comcast puts its heavy users on double-secret probation
09.22 Is price discrimination on the network inevitable?
09.22 Another reason the mobile networks should be more open
09.22 Sony Ericsson T616 followup review: after two weeks, I'm really happy
09.17 Reach out and touch...sports scores?
09.17 E&P goes, weakly
09.17 The Web is slowly and quietly killing the weeklies
09.17 The ITU says competition increases broadband penetration
09.17 The telcos are beginnning their PR campaign for a metered Internet
09.16 When telcos run the Internet
09.16 I'm now filtering HTML email as spam
09.15 Michael Powell's insane lies
09.15 I bought a Sony Ericsson T616, and it's a pretty good cell phone (Review)
09.10 Are you sure you're making enough money on archives?
09.10 Ten excellent reasons your readers will demand RSS
09.09 Building a wiki: a maze of twisty little passages, all alike
09.08 Is charging for content a sign of maturity or senility?
09.08 AOL Europe shows that open access is good for AOL/TW
09.08 RSS, email, and the Web: Massaging the media
08.19 The freedom to innovate has many enemies
08.01 Why I don't understand libertarians
08.01 What is the purpose of repurposing?
08.01 The online ad boom could delay content charges
08.01 More bad news for print classifieds
07.14 Yahoo goes OVER
07.09 Tragedy of the Marketing Commons: Spam filters are killing email marketing
07.08 The challenge of keeping it real, indeed
06.11 I've got something in the works
05.29 Let's see a real free market for media
05.28 Tragedy of the Marketing Commons: Telemarketing that mimics calls from security
05.22 More pressure on the broadband access duopolies
05.22 Perhaps media concentation would be good for kids
05.22 Raw HTML is more nourishing
05.22 The largest online publishers had a great first quarter for ads
05.19 Free research: Pew shows broadband users are a lot like experienced dial-up users
05.16 The barriers to micropayments may be insurmountable
05.16 Too many content management systems?
05.16 Smart phones, stupid choices
05.16 FCC allows licensees to resell our spectrum
05.16 The ring-tone economy
05.16 Why can't cell phones be more like my cast-iron frying pan?
05.15 Forget all that good stuff I said about Verizon yesterday
05.15 Cross-media ownership creates no synergies in markets where it exists
05.14 Minitel lives
05.14 Republicans team up with DMA to protect corporate spam
05.14 Will content management do to content what CRM did to customers?
05.14 The problems of PowerPoint
05.14 Verizon decides to get competitive
05.14 A stupid question about stopping spam with challenge-response
05.12 Is it wrong to penalize spammers' ISP's?
05.12 Free Research: Online Publishers' Association releases daypart study
05.09 Unbundling cable programming would be a boon for consumers
05.08 A call from The Beast
05.08 Tragedy of the Marketing Commons: Hotmail disables response-tracking "Web Beacons"
05.08 Australia is a poster child for media concentration
05.06 Comcast tightens the noose
05.05 Why we need a definition of content sales
05.05 I wish I could Google your paid archives...don't you?
05.05 Why are Canandians (and Koreans!) so much more likely to use broadband? Part 3
05.02 Defining content sales, part 1: The container is not the content
04.30 Overture must transform itself from ad company to search company
04.29 Twilight of the Net
04.29 Apple's music store: one step in the right direction, five steps back
04.28 Slate's making money
04.28 Google is a search company
04.25 Research hints at new revenue pressure on telcos
04.25 Online retail growth bodes well for online advertising in 2003
04.21 Reclaiming the Web with simplicity and hackability
04.21 Are you laying out the Unwelcome Mat?
04.21 Salon bloggers on Radio Userland
04.21 Zeldman on Winer on CSS
04.17 Why are Canadians so much more likely to use broadband? Part 2
04.16 Flash continues to junk up the Web
04.16 Mobile carrier vigorish retards content sales
04.16 UK Internet advertising is up 19%
04.16 Free Research: Pew on why the Internet isn't for everyone
04.15 Dawn of the Dead: telcos are menaced by zombie MCI
04.15 Is Internet content a thing or an action?
04.14 Open standards are more important than open source
04.14 Ed Felten plays Paul Revere as states fall to the MPAA's troops
04.14 Why are Canadians so much more likely to use broadband?
04.13 Are WSJ Online subscriptions peaking?
04.13 Discouraging news about Google Content Targeted Ads on general media sites
04.12 Apple/Universal courtship flummoxes the analysts
04.12 Economist.com improves its business incrementally
04.11 Apple might buy Universal Music
04.10 Online advertising may be bottoming out
04.10 Update: NY TImes links are working again, but only the Times and Dave Winer know why
04.10 Deal-making and proprietary interfaces retard mobile publishing
04.10 Diamonds are an URL's best friend? Boston.com sells out
04.10 Netflix: operations trumps usability
04.09 There isn't an online publishing business model...
04.07 Balance-sheet pricing retards SMS in the US
04.04 The NY Times takes back its archives
04.04 Uncertainty is as bad as pessimism
04.04 Bloggers more popular than real journalists in Lawrence, Kansas
04.03 Is site registration based on a fundamental marketing error?
04.03 The importance of being good enough, but no better
04.03 Balance-sheet-driven pricing and technology is suffocating mobile innovation
04.03 Free research: kids online and on mobile phones
04.03 AT&T "stumbles into online content" with its PrePaid Web Cents card
04.03 So many search engines...at least for the moment
03.27 Services, not content, generate fees for publishers
03.25 The censor upstream
03.25 People who consume news or sausages shouldn't watch either being made
03.25 MediaSavvy's a tiny bit faster, thanks to the Web Page Analyzer
03.25 Jupiter puts online content sales at $1.5 billion
03.20 Uncertainty is the problem with the economy, and it'll get worse before it gets better
03.20 I love the Buzzwordometer
03.19 Holovaty's review of NCAA bracket implementations
03.19 Hippies: your web site's silent enemy?
03.19 Another filtering company warns that workers may be reading the news
03.19 The future of journalism apparently doesn't include Mac and Linux
03.17 Free speech for advertisers, but not for unpopular opinions
03.17 Why was the market surprised that Overture is vulnerable?
03.15 The browser of tomorrow will be...a browser
03.14 Overture is contemplating a partnership with Gator, the most-hated company on the Net
03.11 Why advertise online? Why the hell not?
03.11 Content companies are only 4% of Internet M&A
03.11 Alexa's sampling error
03.11 At-work users are valuable and elusive
03.11 Synergy alert: AOL is privately distributing a list of its fattest customers
03.10 Web ads are irritating & ineffective, says RoperASW
03.10 Internet advertising to grow 7.4% in 2003
03.08 Married white male seeks answer
03.08 Can Google save online news?
03.07 Defining "content" and why it matters
03.06 How to predict the future
03.05 Free research: online content sales reach $1.3 billion...or do they?
03.05 Internet filtering goes to the Supreme Court
03.04 The online ad recovery won't be evenly distributed
03.04 UPDATE: Raging irony
03.03 Raging irony
03.03 Being realistic about content management software
03.03 New thinking about old phone lines
03.03 Broadband users adopt audio, orphan video
03.03 FT.com is breaking even
02.28 Free research: University of Maryland NTRS
02.28 Free research: UCLA Internet Report
02.28 Content management systems are not good at managing content
02.28 Republican renegade
02.28 Free research: affluent users love Internet, like newspapers
02.27 What kind of journalist are you?
02.27 Is Nielsen//NetRatings undercounting African-Americans?
02.27 Overture's strategy: swimming with sharks
02.27 "Algorithmic" search?
02.26 Overture is OVER
02.26 Employment classifieds: a sickening drop
02.25 Cable co's: "Trust us"
02.25 Free research: Digital Divide bridged, streaming users, and more
02.25 ComScore's sampling problem
02.24 On war
02.24 What's above your fold?
02.24 Waiting for curly quotes
02.24 Why not tell the public?
02.24 The problem of Web ratings
02.22 Text must (and can) transcend ASCII
02.21 Raleigh discovers the Internet
02.21 Enemies of liberty
02.21 Is Jakob Nielsen losing it?
02.21 Required registration: worth the paper it's printed on?
02.21 The problem of measuring at-work usage
02.20 Why don't more Americans use mobile phones?
02.20 A micropayment solution?
02.20 Do not adjust your set
02.20 Free research: at-work use
02.20 I don't understand this Google/Blogger thing
02.20 Trouble in UserLand?
02.20 How do you evaluate content management software?
02.13 A company without synergy
02.13 Lame Web survey gets media traction
02.11 Not getting the message
02.11 Overture: beautiful and doomed
02.11 Power law indeed
02.11 The ad market as Schroedinger's cat
02.11 Why not try journalism?
02.10 Ever get the feeling you're living in Blade Runner?
02.10 Daytime drama: online publishers discover dayparts
02.10 Newspaper publishers flirt with obscurity, irrelevance
02.10 About 10% of US Internet users have Web sites
02.07 How to make money selling online ads
02.07 How bad is commercial content management software?
02.07 On the bright side, maybe it'll distract SBC
02.01 Convergence myths and cold, hard convergence realities
02.01 Tragedy of the marketing commons, Part V
01.31 Tragedy of the marketing commons, Part IV
01.30 The access monopolies strike again
01.29 Tragedy of the marketing commons, Part III
01.28 Who'll tell the citizens?
01.27 The opposite of marketing
01.27 "Where did you get my name?"
01.22 Proxy servers
01.22 What's black and white, and seldom read?
01.22 Please Mr. Powell, don't take away my gruel
01.20 Let's get flat
01.20 Arguments against media consolidation that a Republican could love
01.17 Asimov's rules of corporations?
01.17 Where everybody knows your name
01.17 Broadband will increase access concentration
01.17 Living off the grid is great...when you have a choice
12.23 Holiday hiatus
12.17 The Internet Advertising Bureau's idea of email maketing ethics
12.17 Let a thousand top-level domains bloom
12.15 'Twas onity and the spherion toves did avolar and avaya in the midea
12.14 The access monopolies plan to kill flat-rate high-speed access
12.14 Remind me: who are the pirates?
12.14 Has anyone told the citizens?
12.11 Should we bridge the Digital Divide, or the Analog Divide?
12.11 The Internet is maturing as a medium
12.11 Online businesses advertise online
12.10 I give up
12.10 How broadband users use those big pipes
12.10 MSNBC makes a great case for HTML
12.09 Media Unspun post mortem
12.09 Reading between the lines of press releases
12.09 The tragedy of the marketing commons, Part II
12.09 Saving Usenet with neglect
12.06 Meta-disinformation
12.06 AOL's strategy: Six Feet Under?
12.06 Did patents and secrecy kill Xanadu?
12.06 Kuro5hin never sleeps
12.05 Forced exposure
12.05 Broadband prices itself out of the market
12.04 Doomsday averted
12.04 Branding is probably not necessary, and certainly not sufficient
12.03 Pearls before swine
12.01 Getting control of the connectivity monopolies
11.29 Taking the errors out of error pages
11.28 Debunking broadband myths
11.27 "Graspable by a single mind"
11.27 Will libraries rent, instead of lend, books to patrons?
11.25 Everybody! Everybody!
11.25 Synergy Alert: Time Inc. contemplates exclusive deal with AOL
11.25 Click here
11.21 The tragedy of the marketing commons
11.21 Recommended Reading
11.21 'Tis a gift to be simple
11.21 Flash is junking up the Web
11.21 I need a new color scheme
11.18 Is gray text evil?
11.15 Don't hold your breath waiting for recruitment classifieds to bounce back
11.15 The fate of Salon
11.15 A moment of Zen
11.15 Cliff Figallo on community
11.15 How the Poynter Institute ruined my day, and maybe yours
11.14 Synergy takes a holiday
11.12 Should your wireless carrier care what you're saying?
11.11 Online publishers are beating the market -- and the portals
11.11 Just whose rights are being managed?
11.11 An AP Stylebook for URL's?
11.11 "We were once so close to Heaven, Saint Peter gave us medals declaring us the nicest of the damned."
11.07 Another reason to love the Net
11.07 News sites: quadruple your bandwidth at no additional cost -- guaranteed!
11.06 SprintPCS "Vision"...feh!
11.06 Let's find out what online video is really worth
11.06 Building the Net's directory
11.05 Good taste costs no more
11.04 The music business is about giving up control
11.04 Media double standard
11.04 Nice computer. It would be a shame if anything were to happen to it.
11.04 A plea for more predictable URL's
11.01 RBOC's poor-mouthing and pocket-picking
11.01 Deconstructing AOL/TW
10.30 The unbearable heaviness of news home pages
10.29 Newspaper executives underperform random chance
10.29 A major win for RSS syndication
10.29 PDF: Las cucarachas entran, pero no pueden salir
10.28 More insight into iVillage's baffling strategy
10.28 MyWay's Yin to iWon's Yang
10.28 Magazines fret that they can't get people to pay
10.28 Web sites are cancelling Reuters
10.28 I'm sure it leads to blindness
10.26 Consumers don't want (mobile carriers' vision of) wireless Internet
10.26 More on Disney's private label MSN service
10.26 Content and its discontents
10.26 Cognitive radio, open spectrum, and free markets
10.26 Arts & Letters Daily is back
10.25 SprintPCS gets pricing right, fumbles customer service
10.25 Publishing on the Net means giving up control
10.24 Bundling=Bungling
10.24 Google's tight spot
10.24 Confusing content with distribution, Part II: Disney + MSN = ?
10.23 Making the Web more like print, Part II
10.23 Push done right
10.23 SprintPCS comes to its senses
10.23 Online advertising to increase 10% in 2003, especially ads that suck
10.23 Defacing the commons
10.22 Making the Web more like TV, Part III
10.22 Direct Marketing Association: "Just try and say no."
10.22 Internet advertising is down 22% for the first half
10.22 A challenge to Michael Powell: let's see some real competition
10.21 AOL is losing advertising market share
10.21 Making the Web more like print, Part I
10.21 Employment classified: newspapers' insurmountable opportunity
10.19 Disrupting the newspaper
10.18 Making the Web more like TV, Part II
10.17 Another FCC entrenching tool
10.17 Leo Burnett gets it right...this time...perhaps
10.17 Yahoo's 1.6% conversion rate
10.17 iVillage continues to baffle me
10.17 Two ways to make a buck
10.16 Handheld market to rise from the dead
10.16 False pessimism, child of false optimism
10.16 There's nothing surer...
10.16 DoubleClick's interest in advertising sinks with market
10.16 AOL discovers the nose on its face, stops cutting it off
10.14 'Without Advertising, We Will Damage This Country'
10.14 AOL's big lie
10.14 MediaSavvy update
10.11 More on Arts & Letters Daily
10.11 Making the Web like TV, Part I
10.11 NY Times online readers exceed print readers
10.11 Wired's redesign looks familiar
10.11 Americans spend $1 apiece on Internet porn
10.11 Internet use is hurting other media
10.11 Paid search is a key to Yahoo's success
10.11 Europeans aren't paying and won't pay for content
10.10 A browser that gets out of the way of the Web
10.09 Vin Crosbie's 1% solution
10.09 Internet advertising: still crashing, perhaps not plummeting
10.09 Don't expect miracles from customization
10.09 More evidence that consumers multi-task media
10.09 Yahoo's hitting on all cylinders, including ads
10.09 The future is poor-media advertising
10.08 Goodbye: Arts & Letters Daily
10.05 When blogging is its own reward
10.05 Content you can sell
10.05 Congress fights censorship, promotes irony
10.05 Cheap tricks Yahoo News should steal from the NYT
10.04 Excellent research on usability
10.04 Demand better URL's
10.03 ePeriodicals: the eBooks of tomorrow?
10.02 Yahoo should offer RSS aggregation
10.02 Ending spectrum scarcity
10.02 Synergy between editorial and advertising at AOL/TW
10.02 Still worth reading, but not worth paying for
10.02 Newspapers: get your share of this $300 million
10.02 Confusing distribution with content
10.01 Shovels are actually pretty useful tools
10.01 Emarketer's broadband forecast roundup
10.01 Mass customization: Land's End delivers on a dot-com promise
10.01 Former FCC commissioner Kennard: it's a mistake (a couple of years too late)
10.01 Seeing the future at the Open Source Content Management Conference
09.26 Yahoo Finance is testing a cool new RSS stock feed
09.26 Hoovers averts a subscription disaster
09.26 Are there really 23 million wireless data subscribers?
09.25 Are VC's killing innovation?
09.25 KPMG: Fear of pirates leads big media to stiff consumers
09.25 No news here
09.25 You can't be too fast or too rich
09.24 The library of the future
09.23 A conversation about big-box media
09.23 Half the Net reads news online
09.23 Broadband is too expensive
09.23 Google aggregates the news
09.21 E&P: Online newspapers' glass is 45% full
09.20 Yahoo: debasing the brand to save it?
09.20 A million here, a million there
09.20 First they came for the pornographers, but I said nothing because I didn't publish pornography
09.19 It's an honor just to be nominated, or not
09.19 The hidden threat to online news audiences
09.19 A Mickey Mouse plan to sell wireless content
09.19 Broadband subscribers will quintuple in five years...now what?
09.18 When media crossover favors the Net
09.17 The future of content management is open source
09.17 Followup: Microsoft Tablet PC "strategy"
09.16 Learning (reluctantly) from Overture
09.13 AOL: crisis and opportunity
09.13 Future dead media
09.12 Linkrot: a revenue opportunity?
09.12 Synergy alert
09.11 NYT struggles with premium products
09.10 The most-educated readers prefer the Internet to newspapers
09.09 The fruits of synergy
09.06 The Internet is more essential than TV, radio or newspapers...
09.05 Can Google answer this question?
09.04 Learning from RSS
09.03 Disintermediating journal publishers
09.02 Wanted: a cheap and simple CMS
08.29 Drugs. Gambling. Terrorism. Child Pornography. ... more accessible than ever!
08.28 Microsoft's baffling Tablet PC strategy
08.27 The golden age of pricing complexity?
08.26 When can you sell news and information online?
08.24 Moveable Type update: cool trick
08.24 I've switched to Moveable Type
08.23 NewsCorp president declares Net "moral-free zone"
06.26 When honesty is malfeasance
06.22 The eternal question
06.11 "The computer industry didn't create the PC"
06.07 National treasures
05.23 White merlot
05.22 The future of online publishing II
05.17 Strip-mining the commons
04.30 New media don't replace old media -- but they might as well
04.30 The Internet is for everyone, I hope
04.29 Saving the mobile industry from itself
04.27 Praising Plain Jane
04.18 Notes on Notes
04.12 The future of online publishing , Part I
03.15 Did I invent the banner ad?
03.14 Dyssynergy
03.13 Julia's one day old
01.06 A little bit of Beijing right here at home
04.18 Big-time newspaper buys material from pretend journalist
02.16 Knight-Ridder buys publisher of free papers in its home market
02.16 Hallmark's Valentine's traffic exceeds their wildest expectations
01.22 Newspapers to WalMart: buy an ad, get free PR
11.13 Where are the open source news feeds?
10.28 The Univac as metaphor
10.18 Netflix has the worst Web site of any major ecommerce company
10.18 Jon Stewart draws your attention to the man behind the curtain on Crossfire
10.07 Does the Online News Association understand online news?
09.28 Is security a feature or a bug in voting machines?
06.22 Why Google will destroy Yahoo
06.17 Backsliding on tables
06.15 Why can't a newspaper be more like a blog? Conclusion
06.14 If newspaper Web sites aren't like blogs, at least they're not like Fox News
06.14 Is online news registration working?
06.10 Why can't a newspaper be more like a blog? Part V: Community and karma
06.10 Why can't a newspaper be more like a blog? Part IV: Trackback
06.09 Why can't a newspaper be more like a blog? Part III: Archives with permanent URL's
06.07 Why can't a newspaper be more like a blog? Part II: Comments
06.07 Top 10 free and cheap CMS's update
06.04 Why can't a newspaper be more like a blog? Part I: RSS
05.29 Top 10 free and cheap content management systems
05.16 SixApart's licensing for Movable Type 3.0 is making me anxious
05.10 We're never 'finished'
04.21 Sometimes great ideas are dirt-simple
04.21 I'm now blacklisting comment spammers
04.21 Belden is the last to discover that cookie-counts are unreliable
04.02 Automotive.com is spamming me...using Edmunds' name
04.01 Is Edmunds.com promoting their site with spam comments?
03.27 Spam is costing me money
03.10 If you must use fixed-width page layouts, don't forget to flush
03.06 Scott Peterson is famous for being well-known
03.02 I'm having fun and breaking down barriers with PHP
02.27 Cleaned your stylesheets lately?
02.20 Why not Google Job Search?
02.13 Google AdSense is earning Tidbits "a latte a day"
02.12 Is Expression Engine the harbinger of low-end content management?
01.15 PC language at NPR
01.06 Barry's on vacation
12.11 Reviving the idea of common carriers
12.04 Barry Parr's predictions for 2004
11.12 Practicing what I preach
10.29 Should digital editions really have a print business model?
10.28 Developing a theory of bundling
10.11 FT is giving away its content and selling its context
10.09 Perseus blog study shows the importance of choosing your sample
10.09 More demographic pointlessness
10.09 Newspapers' local Web markets are vulnerable
10.09 Despite Yahoo's push for fees, ads still drive its growth
10.06 Comcast says email isn't part of the Internet
09.30 What have you done about spam today?
09.29 How many microtransactions are there in a gigamarket?
09.26 Online personals are advertising, not content
09.25 More skepticism about the OPA's definition of the content market
09.24 The ITU suggests US broadband penetration is about half what it should be [Free Research]
09.24 Recommendation: I'm very happy with Dreamhost
09.24 OPA's demographic report shows the futility of demographics [Free Research]
09.24 OPA's latest content sales report isn't encouraging [Free Research]
09.23 Choosing a CMS: so far, pMachine looks like the right tool for my project
09.22 Comcast puts its heavy users on double-secret probation
09.22 Is price discrimination on the network inevitable?
09.22 Another reason the mobile networks should be more open
09.22 Sony Ericsson T616 followup review: after two weeks, I'm really happy
09.17 Reach out and touch...sports scores?
09.17 E&P goes, weakly
09.17 The Web is slowly and quietly killing the weeklies
09.17 The ITU says competition increases broadband penetration
09.17 The telcos are beginnning their PR campaign for a metered Internet
09.16 When telcos run the Internet
09.16 I'm now filtering HTML email as spam
09.15 Michael Powell's insane lies
09.15 I bought a Sony Ericsson T616, and it's a pretty good cell phone (Review)
09.10 Are you sure you're making enough money on archives?
09.10 Ten excellent reasons your readers will demand RSS
09.09 Building a wiki: a maze of twisty little passages, all alike
09.08 Is charging for content a sign of maturity or senility?
09.08 AOL Europe shows that open access is good for AOL/TW
09.08 RSS, email, and the Web: Massaging the media
08.19 The freedom to innovate has many enemies
08.01 Why I don't understand libertarians
08.01 What is the purpose of repurposing?
08.01 The online ad boom could delay content charges
08.01 More bad news for print classifieds
07.14 Yahoo goes OVER
07.09 Tragedy of the Marketing Commons: Spam filters are killing email marketing
07.08 The challenge of keeping it real, indeed
06.11 I've got something in the works
05.29 Let's see a real free market for media
05.28 Tragedy of the Marketing Commons: Telemarketing that mimics calls from security
05.22 More pressure on the broadband access duopolies
05.22 Perhaps media concentation would be good for kids
05.22 Raw HTML is more nourishing
05.22 The largest online publishers had a great first quarter for ads
05.19 Free research: Pew shows broadband users are a lot like experienced dial-up users
05.16 The barriers to micropayments may be insurmountable
05.16 Too many content management systems?
05.16 Smart phones, stupid choices
05.16 FCC allows licensees to resell our spectrum
05.16 The ring-tone economy
05.16 Why can't cell phones be more like my cast-iron frying pan?
05.15 Forget all that good stuff I said about Verizon yesterday
05.15 Cross-media ownership creates no synergies in markets where it exists
05.14 Minitel lives
05.14 Republicans team up with DMA to protect corporate spam
05.14 Will content management do to content what CRM did to customers?
05.14 The problems of PowerPoint
05.14 Verizon decides to get competitive
05.14 A stupid question about stopping spam with challenge-response
05.12 Is it wrong to penalize spammers' ISP's?
05.12 Free Research: Online Publishers' Association releases daypart study
05.09 Unbundling cable programming would be a boon for consumers
05.08 A call from The Beast
05.08 Tragedy of the Marketing Commons: Hotmail disables response-tracking "Web Beacons"
05.08 Australia is a poster child for media concentration
05.06 Comcast tightens the noose
05.05 Why we need a definition of content sales
05.05 I wish I could Google your paid archives...don't you?
05.05 Why are Canandians (and Koreans!) so much more likely to use broadband? Part 3
05.02 Defining content sales, part 1: The container is not the content
04.30 Overture must transform itself from ad company to search company
04.29 Twilight of the Net
04.29 Apple's music store: one step in the right direction, five steps back
04.28 Slate's making money
04.28 Google is a search company
04.25 Research hints at new revenue pressure on telcos
04.25 Online retail growth bodes well for online advertising in 2003
04.21 Reclaiming the Web with simplicity and hackability
04.21 Are you laying out the Unwelcome Mat?
04.21 Salon bloggers on Radio Userland
04.21 Zeldman on Winer on CSS
04.17 Why are Canadians so much more likely to use broadband? Part 2
04.16 Flash continues to junk up the Web
04.16 Mobile carrier vigorish retards content sales
04.16 UK Internet advertising is up 19%
04.16 Free Research: Pew on why the Internet isn't for everyone
04.15 Dawn of the Dead: telcos are menaced by zombie MCI
04.15 Is Internet content a thing or an action?
04.14 Open standards are more important than open source
04.14 Ed Felten plays Paul Revere as states fall to the MPAA's troops
04.14 Why are Canadians so much more likely to use broadband?
04.13 Are WSJ Online subscriptions peaking?
04.13 Discouraging news about Google Content Targeted Ads on general media sites
04.12 Apple/Universal courtship flummoxes the analysts
04.12 Economist.com improves its business incrementally
04.11 Apple might buy Universal Music
04.10 Online advertising may be bottoming out
04.10 Update: NY TImes links are working again, but only the Times and Dave Winer know why
04.10 Deal-making and proprietary interfaces retard mobile publishing
04.10 Diamonds are an URL's best friend? Boston.com sells out
04.10 Netflix: operations trumps usability
04.09 There isn't an online publishing business model...
04.07 Balance-sheet pricing retards SMS in the US
04.04 The NY Times takes back its archives
04.04 Uncertainty is as bad as pessimism
04.04 Bloggers more popular than real journalists in Lawrence, Kansas
04.03 Is site registration based on a fundamental marketing error?
04.03 The importance of being good enough, but no better
04.03 Balance-sheet-driven pricing and technology is suffocating mobile innovation
04.03 Free research: kids online and on mobile phones
04.03 AT&T "stumbles into online content" with its PrePaid Web Cents card
04.03 So many search engines...at least for the moment
03.27 Services, not content, generate fees for publishers
03.25 The censor upstream
03.25 People who consume news or sausages shouldn't watch either being made
03.25 MediaSavvy's a tiny bit faster, thanks to the Web Page Analyzer
03.25 Jupiter puts online content sales at $1.5 billion
03.20 Uncertainty is the problem with the economy, and it'll get worse before it gets better
03.20 I love the Buzzwordometer
03.19 Holovaty's review of NCAA bracket implementations
03.19 Hippies: your web site's silent enemy?
03.19 Another filtering company warns that workers may be reading the news
03.19 The future of journalism apparently doesn't include Mac and Linux
03.17 Free speech for advertisers, but not for unpopular opinions
03.17 Why was the market surprised that Overture is vulnerable?
03.15 The browser of tomorrow will be...a browser
03.14 Overture is contemplating a partnership with Gator, the most-hated company on the Net
03.11 Why advertise online? Why the hell not?
03.11 Content companies are only 4% of Internet M&A
03.11 Alexa's sampling error
03.11 At-work users are valuable and elusive
03.11 Synergy alert: AOL is privately distributing a list of its fattest customers
03.10 Web ads are irritating & ineffective, says RoperASW
03.10 Internet advertising to grow 7.4% in 2003
03.08 Married white male seeks answer
03.08 Can Google save online news?
03.07 Defining "content" and why it matters
03.06 How to predict the future
03.05 Free research: online content sales reach $1.3 billion...or do they?
03.05 Internet filtering goes to the Supreme Court
03.04 The online ad recovery won't be evenly distributed
03.04 UPDATE: Raging irony
03.03 Raging irony
03.03 Being realistic about content management software
03.03 New thinking about old phone lines
03.03 Broadband users adopt audio, orphan video
03.03 FT.com is breaking even
02.28 Free research: University of Maryland NTRS
02.28 Free research: UCLA Internet Report
02.28 Content management systems are not good at managing content
02.28 Republican renegade
02.28 Free research: affluent users love Internet, like newspapers
02.27 What kind of journalist are you?
02.27 Is Nielsen//NetRatings undercounting African-Americans?
02.27 Overture's strategy: swimming with sharks
02.27 "Algorithmic" search?
02.26 Overture is OVER
02.26 Employment classifieds: a sickening drop
02.25 Cable co's: "Trust us"
02.25 Free research: Digital Divide bridged, streaming users, and more
02.25 ComScore's sampling problem
02.24 On war
02.24 What's above your fold?
02.24 Waiting for curly quotes
02.24 Why not tell the public?
02.24 The problem of Web ratings
02.22 Text must (and can) transcend ASCII
02.21 Raleigh discovers the Internet
02.21 Enemies of liberty
02.21 Is Jakob Nielsen losing it?
02.21 Required registration: worth the paper it's printed on?
02.21 The problem of measuring at-work usage
02.20 Why don't more Americans use mobile phones?
02.20 A micropayment solution?
02.20 Do not adjust your set
02.20 Free research: at-work use
02.20 I don't understand this Google/Blogger thing
02.20 Trouble in UserLand?
02.20 How do you evaluate content management software?
02.13 A company without synergy
02.13 Lame Web survey gets media traction
02.11 Not getting the message
02.11 Overture: beautiful and doomed
02.11 Power law indeed
02.11 The ad market as Schroedinger's cat
02.11 Why not try journalism?
02.10 Ever get the feeling you're living in Blade Runner?
02.10 Daytime drama: online publishers discover dayparts
02.10 Newspaper publishers flirt with obscurity, irrelevance
02.10 About 10% of US Internet users have Web sites
02.07 How to make money selling online ads
02.07 How bad is commercial content management software?
02.07 On the bright side, maybe it'll distract SBC
02.01 Convergence myths and cold, hard convergence realities
02.01 Tragedy of the marketing commons, Part V
01.31 Tragedy of the marketing commons, Part IV
01.30 The access monopolies strike again
01.29 Tragedy of the marketing commons, Part III
01.28 Who'll tell the citizens?
01.27 The opposite of marketing
01.27 "Where did you get my name?"
01.22 Proxy servers
01.22 What's black and white, and seldom read?
01.22 Please Mr. Powell, don't take away my gruel
01.20 Let's get flat
01.20 Arguments against media consolidation that a Republican could love
01.17 Asimov's rules of corporations?
01.17 Where everybody knows your name
01.17 Broadband will increase access concentration
01.17 Living off the grid is great...when you have a choice
12.23 Holiday hiatus
12.17 The Internet Advertising Bureau's idea of email maketing ethics
12.17 Let a thousand top-level domains bloom
12.15 'Twas onity and the spherion toves did avolar and avaya in the midea
12.14 The access monopolies plan to kill flat-rate high-speed access
12.14 Remind me: who are the pirates?
12.14 Has anyone told the citizens?
12.11 Should we bridge the Digital Divide, or the Analog Divide?
12.11 The Internet is maturing as a medium
12.11 Online businesses advertise online
12.10 I give up
12.10 How broadband users use those big pipes
12.10 MSNBC makes a great case for HTML
12.09 Media Unspun post mortem
12.09 Reading between the lines of press releases
12.09 The tragedy of the marketing commons, Part II
12.09 Saving Usenet with neglect
12.06 Meta-disinformation
12.06 AOL's strategy: Six Feet Under?
12.06 Did patents and secrecy kill Xanadu?
12.06 Kuro5hin never sleeps
12.05 Forced exposure
12.05 Broadband prices itself out of the market
12.04 Doomsday averted
12.04 Branding is probably not necessary, and certainly not sufficient
12.03 Pearls before swine
12.01 Getting control of the connectivity monopolies
11.29 Taking the errors out of error pages
11.28 Debunking broadband myths
11.27 "Graspable by a single mind"
11.27 Will libraries rent, instead of lend, books to patrons?
11.25 Everybody! Everybody!
11.25 Synergy Alert: Time Inc. contemplates exclusive deal with AOL
11.25 Click here
11.21 The tragedy of the marketing commons
11.21 Recommended Reading
11.21 'Tis a gift to be simple
11.21 Flash is junking up the Web
11.21 I need a new color scheme
11.18 Is gray text evil?
11.15 Don't hold your breath waiting for recruitment classifieds to bounce back
11.15 The fate of Salon
11.15 A moment of Zen
11.15 Cliff Figallo on community
11.15 How the Poynter Institute ruined my day, and maybe yours
11.14 Synergy takes a holiday
11.12 Should your wireless carrier care what you're saying?
11.11 Online publishers are beating the market -- and the portals
11.11 Just whose rights are being managed?
11.11 An AP Stylebook for URL's?
11.11 "We were once so close to Heaven, Saint Peter gave us medals declaring us the nicest of the damned."
11.07 Another reason to love the Net
11.07 News sites: quadruple your bandwidth at no additional cost -- guaranteed!
11.06 SprintPCS "Vision"...feh!
11.06 Let's find out what online video is really worth
11.06 Building the Net's directory
11.05 Good taste costs no more
11.04 The music business is about giving up control
11.04 Media double standard
11.04 Nice computer. It would be a shame if anything were to happen to it.
11.04 A plea for more predictable URL's
11.01 RBOC's poor-mouthing and pocket-picking
11.01 Deconstructing AOL/TW
10.30 The unbearable heaviness of news home pages
10.29 Newspaper executives underperform random chance
10.29 A major win for RSS syndication
10.29 PDF: Las cucarachas entran, pero no pueden salir
10.28 More insight into iVillage's baffling strategy
10.28 MyWay's Yin to iWon's Yang
10.28 Magazines fret that they can't get people to pay
10.28 Web sites are cancelling Reuters
10.28 I'm sure it leads to blindness
10.26 Consumers don't want (mobile carriers' vision of) wireless Internet
10.26 More on Disney's private label MSN service
10.26 Content and its discontents
10.26 Cognitive radio, open spectrum, and free markets
10.26 Arts & Letters Daily is back
10.25 SprintPCS gets pricing right, fumbles customer service
10.25 Publishing on the Net means giving up control
10.24 Bundling=Bungling
10.24 Google's tight spot
10.24 Confusing content with distribution, Part II: Disney + MSN = ?
10.23 Making the Web more like print, Part II
10.23 Push done right
10.23 SprintPCS comes to its senses
10.23 Online advertising to increase 10% in 2003, especially ads that suck
10.23 Defacing the commons
10.22 Making the Web more like TV, Part III
10.22 Direct Marketing Association: "Just try and say no."
10.22 Internet advertising is down 22% for the first half
10.22 A challenge to Michael Powell: let's see some real competition
10.21 AOL is losing advertising market share
10.21 Making the Web more like print, Part I
10.21 Employment classified: newspapers' insurmountable opportunity
10.19 Disrupting the newspaper
10.18 Making the Web more like TV, Part II
10.17 Another FCC entrenching tool
10.17 Leo Burnett gets it right...this time...perhaps
10.17 Yahoo's 1.6% conversion rate
10.17 iVillage continues to baffle me
10.17 Two ways to make a buck
10.16 Handheld market to rise from the dead
10.16 False pessimism, child of false optimism
10.16 There's nothing surer...
10.16 DoubleClick's interest in advertising sinks with market
10.16 AOL discovers the nose on its face, stops cutting it off
10.14 'Without Advertising, We Will Damage This Country'
10.14 AOL's big lie
10.14 MediaSavvy update
10.11 More on Arts & Letters Daily
10.11 Making the Web like TV, Part I
10.11 NY Times online readers exceed print readers
10.11 Wired's redesign looks familiar
10.11 Americans spend $1 apiece on Internet porn
10.11 Internet use is hurting other media
10.11 Paid search is a key to Yahoo's success
10.11 Europeans aren't paying and won't pay for content
10.10 A browser that gets out of the way of the Web
10.09 Vin Crosbie's 1% solution
10.09 Internet advertising: still crashing, perhaps not plummeting
10.09 Don't expect miracles from customization
10.09 More evidence that consumers multi-task media
10.09 Yahoo's hitting on all cylinders, including ads
10.09 The future is poor-media advertising
10.08 Goodbye: Arts & Letters Daily
10.05 When blogging is its own reward
10.05 Content you can sell
10.05 Congress fights censorship, promotes irony
10.05 Cheap tricks Yahoo News should steal from the NYT
10.04 Excellent research on usability
10.04 Demand better URL's
10.03 ePeriodicals: the eBooks of tomorrow?
10.02 Yahoo should offer RSS aggregation
10.02 Ending spectrum scarcity
10.02 Synergy between editorial and advertising at AOL/TW
10.02 Still worth reading, but not worth paying for
10.02 Newspapers: get your share of this $300 million
10.02 Confusing distribution with content
10.01 Shovels are actually pretty useful tools
10.01 Emarketer's broadband forecast roundup
10.01 Mass customization: Land's End delivers on a dot-com promise
10.01 Former FCC commissioner Kennard: it's a mistake (a couple of years too late)
10.01 Seeing the future at the Open Source Content Management Conference
09.26 Yahoo Finance is testing a cool new RSS stock feed
09.26 Hoovers averts a subscription disaster
09.26 Are there really 23 million wireless data subscribers?
09.25 Are VC's killing innovation?
09.25 KPMG: Fear of pirates leads big media to stiff consumers
09.25 No news here
09.25 You can't be too fast or too rich
09.24 The library of the future
09.23 A conversation about big-box media
09.23 Half the Net reads news online
09.23 Broadband is too expensive
09.23 Google aggregates the news
09.21 E&P: Online newspapers' glass is 45% full
09.20 Yahoo: debasing the brand to save it?
09.20 A million here, a million there
09.20 First they came for the pornographers, but I said nothing because I didn't publish pornography
09.19 It's an honor just to be nominated, or not
09.19 The hidden threat to online news audiences
09.19 A Mickey Mouse plan to sell wireless content
09.19 Broadband subscribers will quintuple in five years...now what?
09.18 When media crossover favors the Net
09.17 The future of content management is open source
09.17 Followup: Microsoft Tablet PC "strategy"
09.16 Learning (reluctantly) from Overture
09.13 AOL: crisis and opportunity
09.13 Future dead media
09.12 Linkrot: a revenue opportunity?
09.12 Synergy alert
09.11 NYT struggles with premium products
09.10 The most-educated readers prefer the Internet to newspapers
09.09 The fruits of synergy
09.06 The Internet is more essential than TV, radio or newspapers...
09.05 Can Google answer this question?
09.04 Learning from RSS
09.03 Disintermediating journal publishers
09.02 Wanted: a cheap and simple CMS
08.29 Drugs. Gambling. Terrorism. Child Pornography. ... more accessible than ever!
08.28 Microsoft's baffling Tablet PC strategy
08.27 The golden age of pricing complexity?
08.26 When can you sell news and information online?
08.24 Moveable Type update: cool trick
08.24 I've switched to Moveable Type
08.23 NewsCorp president declares Net "moral-free zone"
06.26 When honesty is malfeasance
06.22 The eternal question
06.11 "The computer industry didn't create the PC"
06.07 National treasures
05.23 White merlot
05.22 The future of online publishing II
05.17 Strip-mining the commons
04.30 New media don't replace old media -- but they might as well
04.30 The Internet is for everyone, I hope
04.29 Saving the mobile industry from itself
04.27 Praising Plain Jane
04.18 Notes on Notes
04.12 The future of online publishing , Part I
03.15 Did I invent the banner ad?
03.14 Dyssynergy
03.13 Julia's one day old
