Seed does the next logical thing: takes ScienceBlogs overseas
It’s really too bad Seed had me sign a contract that prevents me from talking about anything they do that could vaguely be construed as a trade secret, because the ScienceBlogs model is worth talking...
View ArticleTrademark this before it’s too late: ‘Enfactlopedia’
Wikipedia, Geekipedia, even Wookiepedia — and no one hit on the most obvious abortion of the English language of all! …quick, somebody trademark it!
View ArticlePossibly not a good idea for a new foodstuff
CrispyCones have been around since 2003, and the idea has been featured everywhere from Time to Good Morning America. But they don’t appear to have expanded past their original location, which may or...
View ArticleWhy ad rates on the web suck (and what you can and can’t do about it)
1. Ad buyers are stupid and lazy. This isn’t my opinion — I’m quoting an ad sales guy who used to also (quite inappropriately, and sometimes to hilarious effect) run the web division of a certain media...
View ArticleWhy new media brands are mostly invented by crazy people
Media brands / businesses are shitty businesses. They’re plagued by narrow profit margins and high overhead (people’s time being the most expensive resource of all). Starting a new media...
View ArticleOnline advertising to be traded on a Wallstreet-style exchange
Ad Agencies Are Starting to Bet for the House | Bits @ NYTimes …and not everyone is happy about it… Will Publishers Lose Their Bacon if Ads Are Traded Like Pork Bellies? | Bits @ NYTimes
View ArticleWhy on-demand video will lead to a renaissance in storytelling
Here’s an interview with the man behind Battlestar Galactica, in which he agrees with his interlocutor that making a “highly serialized” show like BSG, in which it’s easy to lose viewers who miss only...
View ArticleJason Calacanis on why freelancers are cheaper
From the newsletter Calacanis now sends out in lieu of blogging: When we “peeled back the onion” of our editorial spending, it became very clear that our most efficient work force was not the group of...
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