I recently spent some time looking at the top 20 cable TV network sites, as ranked by the National Cable and Telecommunications Association, in order to find out how these networks are using the Internet.
Here's what I found:
As you can see from the chart,...
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Read/Write Web has an interesting post looking at the use of RSS and social bookmarking (Digg, del.icio.us and Newsvine) by fifteen or so mainstream media outlets. Their post is similar in many ways to the newspaper and magazine studies we did a few months back that looked at the features on the major player's websites....
Continue ReadingOn February 6th, Erin and I will be giving a presenation at the Magazine Publishers of America offices in NYC on the use of the Internet by magazines. We will talk about how aggressively magazines are adopting Web 2.0 features, review examples of best practices and speculate a bit about what will come next....
Continue ReadingI missed this last week, but apparently the Huffington Post has launched a Digg/Reddit style section on their site called Huffit.
Basically, the Huffington Post is automatically ingesting RSS feeds from pre-identified blogs (including themselves) and then giving registered users the ability to vote on their favorite stories. ...
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