Andrew Golis

• Survey: Online Marketers Say Digital Spending To Fall 10% To 20% In 2009
  More optimistic than Henry and Denton. You could attribute that to them being business men who are naturally conservative and prefer to set a low bar. Or you could say that they just know the business better than the analysts.
  (tags: advertising new.media blogads finance gawker blogging)
• Ad sales in Depression 2.0
  Henry at blogads puts in his word of pessimistic agreement with Denton.
  (tags: advertising finance blogads new.media blogging)
• Behind the Screens of Msnbc.com Election Maps
  Interesting walk through of how MSNBC.com built their elections maps.
  (tags: new.media visualization maps 08 voting)
• The perils of publicness – BuzzMachine
  Jarvis, in light of the recent smear Slate posted, reflects on being in the public sphere and handling trolls. This is a major part of handling an online presence that isn't often discussed: how do you deal with critics who don't engage productively, but seek to destroy you?
  (tags: trolls blogging journalism privacy transparency new.media jeff.jarvis buzzmachine)
• Conde Nast Like 'A Buggy Company' on the Web
  They really don't see to know how to get their act together online. Maybe that's why they keep buying companies (Ars Technica) instead of building them.
  (tags: new.media magazines conde.nast advertising finance mediabistro)
• Tube-side chat? Obama takes radio address online
  Logical, cool.
  (tags: obama new.media youtube video)
• Are You Now, or Have You Ever Been, Embarrassed Online? [UPDATED]
  Got a digital footprint? Good luck getting a job in the Obama Admin.
  (tags: obama transition white.house new.media privacy transparency pdf micah.sifry)
• Study: Huffington Post Favors Male Bloggers
  Interesting.
  (tags: portfolio new.media huffpo gender blogging)
• Valleywag Folded Into Gawker – Forbes.com
  Denton does more consolidating.
  (tags: new.media gawker valleywag blogging finance advertising)

This entry was posted on Friday, November 14th, 2008 at 3:01 pm and is filed under Uncategorized. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.