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The Inksniffer
http://blog.inksniffer.com/
The newspaper strategy site by consultant John Duncan.
- Added on: Jul 12th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: John Duncan
- Listed in: Journalists Innovation
- Tags: blog innovation media journalism newspapers
Recent Posts
Off the web and in the black: Why doing nothing is sometimes the perfect tactic.
It's exciting to see any kind of good news about anything to do with print. And at first glance this story in the New York Times about a local newspaper in New Jersey, the Tri City News, that is doing very well thank you without any discernible web ...
Give us some credit. How the newspaper industry is about to be disembowelled by the banking crisis.
SUMMARY: The debt crisis is going to create a domino-like collapse of our industry in the next six months. Who will be the first to go? And who might emerge controlling the American newspaper business?=========================I have a horrible feelin...
I hate to say I told you so. Why newspaper web advertising revenue is just as small as it ever was
Last week's numbers on online advertising revenue made grim reading, though some spinning might have left you thinking that things are going entirely to plan. Web Newspaper Advertising Up 19 Percent as AP put it sounds like quite good news. The fact ...
On the other hand.... Maybe the 1c newspaper is a good thing
In order to work in newspapers and believe in them you have to be an optimist. I am definitely an optimist. I can tell you how England will win the World Cup in 2010. And I am just waiting for an early-season excuse to believe that the Tampa Bay Rays...
Maybe less is more in the future of newspapers?
I love a good list. Especially one from Ryan Sholin, my favorite online evangelist. His latest output explored the reasons why he reads newspapers now and how that should impact on what newspapers put online and what they should concede is now done b...
Prepare for war: Why ABC rule change will mean big changes for US papers.
Quietly and without much fuss, ABC, the Audit Bureau of Circulations, just killed itself. And it may well take newspapers with it. An agreed proposal at ABC's March meeting means that publishers can now charge as little as 1c for their newspaper and ...
