people still read magazines
and they really like print advertising there too. interesting read, not sure it will play out, but interesting.
Advertising Age – MediaWorks – Who Still Reads Magazines? Just About Everybody
maine shipbuilding treasure troves in museums, libraries and attics
A LEGACY OF SHIPS: Shedding light on sunken treasures
Interview from broadband video roundtable
Click below to watch me be interviewed at the DC Web Managers Roundtable event, which was held earlier this week at the National Cable Television Association HQ. The event, which was moderated by Gary Arlen, focused on broadband video and featured speakers from CSPAN and Comcast who shared their observations and experiences.
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why do good documentaries go bad?
so yeah, i love egyptology. crazy about it. gets me excited. i even blog about it.
so when i see that discovery is going to air a blowout on the hatshepsut mummy identification (
Secrets of Egypt’s Lost Queen : Quest : Discovery Channel), of course i am going to watch. but this one, i got so [...]
congratulations, laurel!
my pal laurel touby gets to add ‘miss moneybags’ to her ‘cyberhostess’ title as founder and ceo of mediabistro — which she just sold to jupitermedia for $23 million. nice.
Web Site for Job Seekers Is Sold – New York Times
Bad games are just plain bad
the ever intelligent clive thompson has a good one at wired:
These Games Are So Bad, It’s Not Funny
basically, we can enjoy bad tv or bad movies for what they are, because they are something we watch, but we can’t enjoy a bad game because it is something we do.
this highlights a pretty interesting point for [...]
popurls rapidly becoming my favorite site
do you know this site? you should, because this site is fun, and fun is good.
popurls | popular urls to the latest web buzz
i want this, so very, very much
this thing is gorgeous. i used to have a les paul that i loved dearly and if i have any regrets, selling it would vie for the top spot. the swamp ash model looks like it is using the studio cut, so it would be lighter to handle too. the one downside with the les [...]
everyone can learn something from this
microtargeting is the key.
Romney’s Data Cruncher – washingtonpost.com