The more I use technology, the more I want to read a magazine. via Why Magazines Won’t Die – Maria Rodale – Blogs Consumer FolioMag.com.
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Why Magazines Won’t Die – Maria Rodale – Blogs Consumer FolioMag.com
Fewer B-To-B Magazines Shuttered This Year than Last
New York—The number of b-to-b magazines that closed this year in the U.S. and Canada totaled 120, according to data released Tuesday by MediaFinder.com, an online publications database.READ MORE
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PMDA Soldiers’ Angels Portraits of Love Project on NBC Nightly News – Dec. 15th
PMDA Soldiers' Angels Portraits of Love Project is scheduled to be featured on NBC Nightly News With Brian Williams on December 15, 2009.
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Viruses That Leave Victims Red in the Facebook
Viruses are rampaging through social networking sites, sending out humiliating messages to friends and followers.
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Principles of Change: The Sixth of Nine
Your Language Helps You Retain Control During Times of Change
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Corsair by Clive Cussler with Jack Du Brul
Corsair by Clive Cussler with Jack Du Brul was an enjoyable over the top action novel. Cussler’s books are like a post Sean Connery James Bond film with all the action and impossibilities. Corsair is from the Oregon files which feature Juan Cabrillo as the one legged chairman of an American mercenary group called...
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Apple weighs iTunes overhaul
Apple, according to this report, is working on an overhaul of its iTunes service that would make it far easier for users to access their music libraries from any Internet-enabled location as opposed to a single computer. The change apparently would involve implementing technology from La La Media, a music-streaming service Apple recently acquired....
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Facebook statuses now publish Web-wide
The default Facebook privacy setting will now publish users’ status updates to everyone on the Internet, moving toward the Twitter model. However, users will also be offered a more nuanced range of privacy settings, so they can choose privacy levels for each message or image they post to the networking site. Wired.com/Epicenter blog (12/9)...
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Variety Erects Online Pay Wall
Visitors to Variety.com will soon enjoy a lot less free access. The trade magazine is rolling out the beta version of a pay wall that will require payment for full access to its portfolio of print and digital products. “Traffic will fall steeply,” publisher Brian Gott told FOLIO:. “In respect to the general consumer...
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