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Washington Post – 10 Principles

Posted in Internet, Media, Newspapers, Social Software, Washington Post on July 10, 2007 | 1 Comment »

Jeff Jarvis writes that the Washington Post, which recently posted its 10 Web Principles needs an 11’th – a commitment to collaborate with readers.
His argument seems to be that the paper is still casting its self in the center and hasn’t come completely to grips with its role as an institution shaping the relationship it [...]

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Recognition in the Attention Economy

Posted in Attention Economy, CBS, Internet, Marketing, Newspapers, Social Software, Washington Post on June 6, 2007 | 1 Comment »

Michael Goldhaber’s prescient 1997 article “The Attention Economy and the Net” argues that we are at a time of transition between economic systems. The industrial economy is giving way to an attention economy – and with it the way value is apportioned.
The underlying argument is that when there is an abundance of information the value [...]

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The Washington Post’s uses FaceBook API

Posted in Facebook, Newspapers, Social Software, Washington Post on May 24, 2007 | Comments Off

The Washington Post has done it again – Face book announces an API – they announce an application using it (3 actually but 2 are just hinted at)
The first? A political compass! Answer a few questions and your political orientation is divined – nothing fancy here. But as soon as friend does you can start [...]

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