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COPE: Create Once, Publish Everywhere, by Daniel Jacobson of NPR. See his related post.
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Metators are really contextualizers. They look beyond the item of information itself to understand things like its relationships, impact, trajectory, findability, alternate formats, and potential consumption profile.
The solution to complex infographic ideas? These guys have chops that give Edward Tufte and The New York Times infographics squad a run for their money. But what a letdown. Where’s the beef? The data?via Craig Bromberg Do ya dig the New Mediators?.
Q. You describe yourself as a social media and multiplatform content strategist. What does that work entail?
A. I help media outlets answer questions: [...] How do we reach our business goals while honoring our editorial mission? What can we do to shape the future — not just for the company, but for the industry?
via Andy Bechtel: Q&A with Chrys Wu, editorial strategist « The Editor’s Desk.
Stilo’s Joe Gollner, VP – Enterprise Publishing Solutions, is to deliver a keynote address at Web Content 2009, being held June 15-16, 2009 at Gleacher Executive Conference Centre, Chicago.
“Shelley and I spent a ton of time looking at [...] all this stuff about how people are going to consume newspapers on the Internet in the future,” Mr. Cary said. “We find that extremely related to what we’re doing now. We’re sort of eating that stuff up. It’s about how you’re reaching to people and what platforms you’re reaching to people. (more…)
School librarians like Stephanie Rosalia have transformed into multi-faceted information specialists who guide students through the flood of digital information that confronts them on a daily basis.
via The 21st-Century Librarian – Video Library – The New York Times
Wired has been even more successful on the web than The Atlantic, attracting 19 million unique visitors a month (including visitors to several other properties it owns, such as Reddit and ArsTechnica.) But Wired’s print and web operations aren’t integrated, and Cohn’s experience editing for the web is limited. (more…)
Amy Gahran, proprietor of contentious.com, is a media consultant and journalist based in Boulder, CO who works actively with the Poynter Institute and other fellow travelers in media circles. (more…)
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Jeff is an independent content strategist and widely published commentator on digital content and culture. He is an expert in the intersection of content publishing, programming and product strategy online. Jeff has worked with premier media properties (at Condé Nast, Yahoo!, A&E, Reuters, and Newsweek), design agencies (at Schematic, Razorfish, HUGE, and Blast Radius) and leading authorities in user experience design to create effective content strategies. Predicate’s focus on client advocacy stems from Jeff’s background in management consulting, and a decade’s work in editorial positions across print, web and television, in which his byline has appeared in numerous venues, from Wired to the New York Times. He continues to moonlight as a freelance journalist.
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