Andrew Golis

• Technorati: State of the Blogosphere 2008
  Gotta read the whole thing when I have time. METRICS!
  (tags: technorati statistics metrics democrats new.media blogging)
• @ Mixx: Social Networking: From Shut-Ins To Political Action To Products | paidContent.org
  Love this from Clay Shirky:

  In seeking to understand how social networks work, Shirky says you have to understand “household economics.” Shirky: “Economists have a tough time explaining why you feed your children. Household economics is not seen as terribly important. But it is and it explains a lot about why we do what we do, especially in social networking. Non-financial motivations are getting people to do something. People create value for each other because we’re human. We’re not self-obsessed, we like to know other people."

  (tags: clay.shirky new.media social.networking paid.content)
• State of The Blogosphere: The More You Post, The Higher You Rank
  METRICS!
  (tags: blogging charts marketing statistics metrics techcrunch new.media)
• Politics, 140 characters of text at a time – Jason M. Breslow – Medill News Service – Politico.com
  Twitter politics.
  (tags: twitter new.media 08 politico)
• Gawker Media Cuts Jobs, Suspends Bonuses – Media Blog – Jeff Bercovici – Mixed Media – Portfolio.com
  Wow, they have a lot of employees. Even after firing some of them.
  (tags: gawker new.media finance advertising)
• Politico Intends to Expand After Presidential Race Ends – NYTimes.com
  Will be fascinating to watch.
  (tags: new.media politico nyt 08)
• The Transformation of NPR  | American Journalism Review
  Huh, pretty impressive.
  (tags: new.media npr journalism audio)

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