Andrew Golis

• PBS Launches Video Portal – New Tee Vee
  *Drool*
  (tags: video newteevee pbs)
• 'Causes' Social Networking May Be All Talk, No Cash for Nonprofits Seeking Funds – washingtonpost.com
  Very rough article. I wonder why they didn't explain that the strategy was viral growth first, then once hooks are in figure out how to turn it into cash. It's classic web 2.0 thinking.
  (tags: new.media facebook marketing wapo causes philanthropy)
• Google Analytics API Now In Public Beta, Desktop Reporting Takes Stats Offline
  Already using it, already loving it.
  (tags: metrics google techcrunch apis)
• ABRAMS READIES MEDIA SITE – New York Post
  Part Gawker, part HuffPo, except without the "making money" part.
  (tags: new.media huffpo aggregation gawker dan.abrams nypost)
• Gawker – New York Times Torture Story Is Recycled From Blogs – Torture memos
  It's true, Marcy Wheeler deserves mad props (yet again) for this.
  (tags: nyt journalism gawker firedoglake marcy.wheeler)
• Jeff Veen Talk: Designing for "Big Data" – information aesthetics
  Great talk on data visualization. Key take-away: give users tools to find their own stories in the data (make it a user interface, let it be dynamic).
  (tags: visualization new.media youtube metrics statistics)
• Google Labs News Timeline – information aesthetics
  Not sure how useful it is, but it's very pretty.
  (tags: new.media google visualization time)
• MSNBC, CNN Top Global News Sites In March, NY Times Top Paper | Nielsen Wire
  The big news sites in March.
  (tags: nyt new.media metrics cnn msnbc nielsen)
• Scott Rosenberg’s Wordyard » Blog Archive » Mark Penn’s fuzzy pro-blogging stats
  Shorter, and less polite, Scott Rosenberg: Mark Penn is an idiot or a liar or both.
  (tags: new.media metrics blogging statistics wsj mark.penn scott.rosenberg)
• Blogads Weblog: NYT.com ad sales down 8% in Q1 over ‘08
  Basically, NYTs digital is becoming a bigger piece of a smaller pie. That trend will probably continue for a while.
  (tags: nyt advertising new.media blogads)

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