Andrew Golis

• The New York Times Puts Up Its Dukes | The New York Observer
  I wrote a piece a while back about the arrogance of the NYTs "above it all" dealing with critics and those who ignored or misused their work. No more, apparently.
  (tags: nyt new.media romenesko nyo vanity.fair)
• Huffington Post Investigative Team a Nonprofit Model in the Making – Poynter Online – NewsPay
  A nice rundown of the structure – and tax issues – of Huff Po's new non-profit investigative fund.
  (tags: new.media huffpo non.profit taxes poynter journalism)
• Report: Users Expect Brands to be on YouTube – But Don't Want to See More Ads – ReadWriteWeb
  The ad data is pretty innocuous and to be expected. The fact that 30% of readers have uploaded recently is pretty interesting, though.
  (tags: youtube video metrics advertising read.write.web)
• MediaShift . Political Blogs' Double Whammy: Post-Election, Deep Recession | PBS
  Info on the downturn in ad $ and audience.

  What I think they're missing is that outside of the activist blogospheres changes aren't at all the same. TPM did the same amount of traffic (and more revenue) this March than it did last March. HuffPo just doesn't stop growing. People still want to read online progressive media, they're just concerned with news more than activism.

  (tags: new.media blogging mediashift netroots tpm advertising recession blogads)
• Open Left:: Conservative Blogs Gaining On Progressives
  Chris Bowers offers two good theories on why conservatives are making a comeback in blog audience.
  (tags: new.media blogging netroots progressive.movement conservative.movement open.left chris.bowers)
• Facts, Figures and Fodder: Online Giving | Social Citizens Blog
  Good links.
  (tags: non.profit philanthropy metrics fundraising social.networking causes)
• Boston Globe Reports Death Threat —Its Own | paidContent.org
  More pain.
  (tags: boston.globe nyt newspaper paid.content)

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