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2009.03.28: The New CNN Lineup
2009.03.01: Get-Rich-Quick Schemes Disguised As Strategies
2009.02.21: The Fallacy Of Free
2009.01.12: In honor of Jeff Jarvis
2008.12.17: Moved to Twitter
2008.09.05: The big idea for newspaper classifieds: Lead generation
2008.08.20: eBay moves from bargains to 'buy now'
2008.08.15: CBS says I was right about CNET
2008.08.15: Idea for classifieds almost ready for release
2008.08.11: Google wants to eat your lunch, not feed you lunch
2008.08.08: Yahoo consortium claims mission accomplished
2008.08.05: Newspaper decides if you can't beat 'em, buy 'em
2008.08.03: Not even bargain hunters want a newspaper, NYT says
2008.08.03: 'Blogatorial' bridges advertisers to the Web
2008.08.02: Newspapers hear the fat lady warming up her voice
2008.07.28: Valleywag says what I've said forever about Google News
2008.07.27: Newspapers should have launched Google's 'Knol'
2008.07.13: Post to change course, combine Web-print newsrooms
2008.07.13: Practice makes progress
2008.07.12: L.A. Times editor given too much power
2008.07.12: Just give up (some things), Jarvis says
2008.07.11: Google News acknowledges its fear of publisher lawsuits
2008.07.11: How to grow traffic despite cutting reporters
2008.07.10: Let no good deed go un-monetized
2008.07.06: You can't do that in journalism
2008.07.04: Happy to announce new job with NationalJournal.com
2008.07.03: Whining about your impending death is not medicinal
2008.04.14: BostonNOW closes, Lucas looks for job
2008.03.02: Lucas moves to Boston
2008.01.26: Roundup of reaction to Holovaty's EveryBlock.com
2008.01.26: OpenID finds its first newspaper provider
2008.01.20: Yahoo plays defense versus Google's social network
2008.01.19: Zell: Top-down management creates Web sites that 'suck'
2008.01.18: Miami Herald gets video right
2008.01.12: Multimedia cliques; One day you're in, the next day . . .
2008.01.12: Editor quits after forces of status quo attack
2008.01.11: Q&A;: Tansa president says editors aided, not targeted
2008.01.09: Copy Editor vs. The Computer
2008.01.07: Critic's slam on 'popularity pay' needs correction
2008.01.06: Throw the bums out, and he means senior editors
2008.01.06: Portfolio speculates on sale of Drudge Report
2008.01.05: Journalism without journalists not as effective
2008.01.03: In 2008, I resolve to be as right as PaidContent says I am
2008.01.02: List of businesses to buy expands for first time
2008.01.02: Orlando Sentinel cuts NASCAR, focuses on local sports
2008.01.01: A fantasy Google profile
2007.12.30: Bloggers question the way reporters are paid
2007.12.29: As the sports writers leave, so too might the sections
2007.12.28: Social networking starts with a profile
2007.12.27: Politico's fantasy primary game is wicked cool
2007.12.26: Uber links are uber useless
2007.12.26: Chris Tolles calls reporters lazy, overpaid
2007.12.23: For Mark Cuban, hyperlocal is do or die
2007.12.22: How to discard parts of a newspaper Web site
2007.12.21: Teacher punishment database goes public
2007.12.21: PRESSTIME, here are the right answers
2007.12.20: 'Deal' developing for another from my top-propects list
2007.12.19: Help Anderson Cooper find his muse
2007.12.19: Post says media convergence is passe'
2007.12.18: My friend is your business; a.k.a. social networking
2007.12.12: The next phase for user-generated content
2007.12.11: Would you partner with Craigslist?
2007.12.10: An argument I missed about -- me
2007.12.10: News Corp. takes my advice, buys BeliefNet
2007.11.12: TBO's tagline gets serious makeover
2007.10.29: What is Kudzu and why is it on the AJC?
2007.10.28: Go where your audience goes
2007.10.13: How to personalize the newspaper overnight
2007.10.11: TimesCast dies, survived by family of spin-offs
2007.10.07: Newsroom not needed for community sites
2007.10.03: Are your slideshows underperforming? NYT says so
2007.10.02: Newspapers condescend what they fear most: Red Eye
2007.09.30: Newspapers lose monopoly on journalism grads
2007.09.21: A purpose-driven project plan
2007.09.13: Study suggests newspaper editors are clueless
2007.09.08: Perhaps my clearest I-told-you-so yet
2007.09.06: Reporters, take the lead
2007.09.05: When employees leave, it's not all bad
2007.08.30: How to save the Albuquerque Tribune
2007.08.24: Final closing bell nears for standalone business sections
2007.08.21: Laid-off reporters, editors look to independent sites
2007.08.12: Tribune proves zoning by interest is possible
2007.08.11: Google could be waiting to use AP content
2007.08.08: Herald-Tribune trims its sections, staff
2007.08.07: Post declares WWN 'dead'
2007.08.06: AP predicts never again – again
2007.08.05: Raising cover price hurts newspapers in long run
2007.08.04: Podcasts brought to you by advertisers, brought to you by advertisers, brought to you by advertisers
2007.08.02: Bridge collapse caught on video
2007.08.02: Gannett going to one size fits all design? Say it ain't so
2007.07.30: Alternatives to selling page views
2007.07.28: What Seuss would say to sales people
2007.07.28: Ad rates to climb sharply, so says me
2007.07.26: As papers close down, opportunities pass by
2007.07.25: Prepare for salary cuts across the board
2007.07.24: YouTube debate worth it, despite Biden cheating
2007.07.23: Community site sold, concedes it wasn't making profit
2007.07.22: Anderson Cooper defends YouTube debate
2007.07.22: Company plucks one from my list of best sites to buy
2007.07.21: Attack of the clones; Tribune Co. redesigns are bad
2007.07.21: Credit score, meet traffic score for Web sites
2007.07.20: Either bad or really bad for 2nd quarter results
2007.07.14: Design implications of reading blogs
2007.07.12: Making the case that it's the real estate market's fault
2007.07.10: MySpace News worth using
2007.07.09: 'Slingbox without the box' being tested
2007.07.08: CNN on YouTube debate: 'no comment'
2007.07.07: Pogue's iPhone music video is actually good
2007.07.07: To embed or not to embed? That's not the real question
2007.07.06: Was WSJ sold? Reporter versus commenter
2007.07.06: The best critique I've read of two recent redesigns
2007.07.04: St. Pete Times prints ad blaming gay people for hurricane
2007.07.03: The fake cross-ownership quandry
2007.07.02: Blatantly unfair, unbalanced?
2007.07.01: CNN.com's redesign lets you Netflix your news
2007.06.30: Why the CNN Pipeline was bound to fail
2007.06.30: RIP: Registration, and its database of lies
2007.06.29: Anderson and his professor think I'm right
2007.06.24: Storylines that sell are inherently news
2007.06.24: A talk with Sam Zell
2007.06.24: Pay reporters a blogging commission
2007.06.23: Mashups let you create third-niche content
2007.06.22: Wow, what a hack
2007.06.22: Citizen media activist fights for some R-E-S-P-E-C-T
2007.06.21: Wicked Local’s wicked big expansion
2007.06.21: What have you done for me lately?
2007.06.20: IBISEYE for everyone
2007.06.18: Whoo hoo; I'm back!
2007.05.25: In a movie, they call it foreshadowing
2007.05.25: EPpy winners announced
2007.05.23: EPpy -- Storytelling of the future
2007.05.23: EPpy -- Old vs. New: Where's the integration?
2007.05.23: EPpys -- Video killed the text star
2007.05.23: EPpys -- The user is king, so where does that leave media?
2007.05.22: Off to the EPpys
2007.05.20: Just between you, me and that Internet thing . . .
2007.05.13: New version of IBISEYE.com launched
2007.05.11: News, from the rock n' roll perspective
2007.05.09: Yahoo, Google want to be your BFF
2007.05.08: The third niche
2007.05.03: Why do you hate Katie Couric?
2007.05.01: EPpy nom: From podcasts to video
2007.04.30: EPpy nom: Break news fast and furious
2007.04.29: EPpy nom: Revolutionary hurricane coverage
2007.04.28: EPpy nom: Localizing an otherwise basic, national story
2007.04.27: EPpy nom: New building is new landmark
2007.04.26: EPpy nom: Covering an election scandal
2007.04.25: EPpy Awards are in, and we're on the list
2007.04.23: Stop cramming Katie Couric
2007.04.22: Media sorry for giving public what it wants?
2007.04.22: Frequency key to video ads; Frequency key to video ads
2007.04.21: The day has come for online video when . . .
2007.04.19: And it's only the first quarter
2007.04.17: Searching for revenues has no guaranteed finds
2007.04.15: Cuts mean cutting the business section - on Sunday
2007.04.13: Google pays triple for Doubleclick
2007.04.12: It's 'the end' for local movie critics
2007.04.10: Job cuts hit Tampa, land of convergence
2007.04.09: Pay attention; Google News makes money
2007.04.08: Fired reporters start boring Web site in protest
2007.04.07: Sam Zell considers picking fight with Google
2007.04.06: Still hoping for a fourth-quarter comeback?
2007.04.04: List of businesses newspapers should buy
2007.04.03: Expect the newspaper fire sale to begin
2007.03.27: NYT catching up to this blog
2007.03.26: Holovaty versus the CEO of washingtonpost.com
2007.03.25: Something wrong with NPPA awards?
2007.03.24: Two reasons David Lazarus should read more blogs
2007.03.24: Roanoke rolling in NPPA awards
2007.03.20: Newspapers report declines in February revenue
2007.03.18: Database lets you find naughty Florida teachers
2007.03.17: Act now or buy later
2007.03.16: Go ahead, I dare you to listen to David Lazarus
2007.03.15: How to save YouTube
2007.03.09: Gatehouse doubles its profits
2007.03.04: HEADLINES THAT SELL (or sell-off)
2007.03.02: Tribune could become employee-owned
2007.02.27: And the Oscar goes to: YouTube, but was later removed
2007.02.27: Did newspaper stocks feel market drop?
2007.02.27: If I had a nickel for every boss, I could quit my job
2007.02.24: GAWKER SPECIAL REPORT: How to staple
2007.02.24: Corporate think's online reincarnation
2007.02.22: What were those analysts at Kaupthing thinking?
2007.02.20: Online is 20 percent of profit; How'd they do that?
2007.02.18: Lucas Grindley's blog post
2007.02.16: Fairy tales for failing, and studies that prove them
2007.02.14: 'Page views per work hour' and other stats to live by
2007.02.13: Researchers discover fashionable facts
2007.02.13: Video is new revenue . . . which means it's someone else's
2007.02.12: Curley against monetizing mania
2007.02.12: Isn't everyone's favorite color green?
2007.02.11: Ignoring and undermining the public's right to know
2007.02.10: Google's disruptive ad models must start on low-end
2007.02.07: A lesson from the dog track
2007.02.05: To learn about your brand, be superficial
2007.02.04: When a niche is saturated, find a smaller niche
2007.02.02: Google's gamble; Are the lawyers on deck?
2007.02.01: Let's welcome Tribune to modern classifieds industry
2007.02.01: On the f-word, reporters write the follow-up
2007.01.30: The Constant Redesigner
2007.01.28: End of the Craigslist tangent
2007.01.28: An Oodle of a fool
2007.01.28: Craigslist founder: Newspaper classifieds have bigger worries than my site
2007.01.27: Speaking from many sides of Newmark's mouth
2007.01.25: Publisher Craig Newmark?
2007.01.23: Dear editor, anti-gay slur isn't quotable
2007.01.22: If it can't sell its problems, Tribune to consider ‘self help’
2007.01.22: It’s the ratings, stupid
2007.01.22: Cutting sports agate means cutting readers
2007.01.20: Spectacular psychic predictions, and some useful ones
2007.01.20: A good idea usually spreads
2007.01.17: The worst-case scenario game
2007.01.16: Private ownership a temporary solution
2007.01.15: Are you serious? Yes or No
2007.01.14: A closer look at effects of micro competitors
2007.01.13: Wired's top 40 trends
2007.01.12: Netflix your news
2007.01.11: Craigslist listens to users, but not those users
2007.01.10: Journalism fairy tales: Howard writes the follow up
2007.01.08: Fairy tales for failing
2007.01.07: Gay people more likely to read your blog
2007.01.06: Craig Newmark claims users don't want free ads
2007.01.05: Friedman gets antsy for change at CBS, needs chill pill
2007.01.04: BoomerGirl.com has a good personality, really, she does
2006.12.30: Newspapers can go online-only and pay the bills
2006.12.29: Top 10 blogs I read
2006.12.28: Google newspaper ads are leads, very dangerous leads
2006.12.28: Online ad rates could create market for competitors
2006.12.27: Can I just call this, I told you so?
2006.12.26: If you let me choose, Take 2
2006.12.24: Go tabloid, then circulation goes up
2006.12.22: RIP, MERCURY NEWS
2006.12.21: A new town in the Amazon called Askville
2006.12.20: The art of online journalism
2006.12.20: Lesson No. 1 if Google is an address bar
2006.12.20: 5 consecutive points in my history; aka, why you hate tagging games
2006.12.20: Fresno Bee let competitors get too Famous
2006.12.19: Cooperative zoning by interest
2006.12.18: Can't be the social network, so join the network
2006.12.17: One way to survive the stock price slide
2006.12.16: My blog or MySpace?
2006.12.16: New perspective for AP planning
2006.12.16: What a cool kuler scheme
2006.12.15: Craigslist blames the users
2006.12.12: For Google, YouTube isn't all about you
2006.12.09: Alone in open-source advertising, Google strikes again
2006.12.06: One week on the Web could change your life
2006.12.05: Is CBS an hour away from No. 1?
2006.12.04: Careful or you’ll miss the real lesson
2006.12.04: Millionaires get rich for a reason
2006.12.02: The Newsroom pays me to inform you
2006.12.02: The new beat as a new blog
2006.12.01: And the winner is . . . a waste of time
2006.11.29: Web monkey work – monkeys not included
2006.11.29: Eyes wide open, but feet firmly planted
2006.11.28: How was your Black Monday?
2006.11.19: Is it OK to sabotage Craigslist?
2006.11.19: Craigslist combats spam with traditional business model
2006.11.18: Police use Craigslist as online street corner
2006.11.17: Stop racism or Craigslist?
2006.11.16: Reassign beats now, or cut reporters later
2006.11.13: Times Select makes money, not sense
2006.11.12: Or, Do Google One Better
2006.11.10: One more election results example
2006.11.09: Presenting election results
2006.11.06: The birth of open source advertising
2006.11.05: Next Steps
2006.11.04: Feeding the junkies, and paying for it
2006.11.03: Create more products
2006.11.02: If you let me choose, I will let you help me
2006.11.01: Stop Wasting Paper
2006.10.31: Zoning by Interest
2006.10.30: Why Sunday circulation?
2006.10.29: Fight for the low-end market
2006.10.29: Drop the price
2006.10.28: Some newspapers need economics lesson
2006.10.27: Zollman on wasted effort
2006.10.26: Can this be done?
2006.10.25: Need for immediate expansion
2006.10.24: Set up for success
2006.10.23: Tactics for transferring ownership
2006.10.22: From good to great
2006.10.21: The 7th Step; Beyond CraigsList
2006.10.20: Hurricane Curley
2006.10.20: Surviving CraigsList, Part 6
2006.10.19: Surviving CraigsList, Part 5
2006.10.18: Surviving CraigsList, Part 4
2006.10.17: Surviving Craigslist, Part 3
2006.10.16: Surviving CraigsList, Part 2
2006.10.15: How Newspapers Can Survive CraigsList
2006.10.14: Syllabus for 'The New Way'

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