Andrew Golis

THERE ARE ADS ON THIS AD. Weird.

HuffPo names its first CFO and a new Ad Exec.

I talk to PDF about Dean, organizing, Facebook Causes, TPM and the future of the internets.

Tucker to the rescue! TPM will have to dig up its old Tucker video file…

Kremlin school of bloggers! I’ve been thinking of getting my masters…

Clever.

Gimmicky but irresistible.

Very interesting.

Seems like just yesterday we were saying the same thing about Drudge. Changing times?

"HuffPo and [Talking Points Memo] really are the assignment editors for many in the Washington press corps — particularly the cables,” said Brian Rogers, who was a spokesman for Sen. John McCain's presidential campaign.

Great chart for the effect of classified ad death on newspapers.

ESSENTIAL pt from Denton about the changing game:
"Mr. Denton: When Gawker started, there was a surfeit of information and not nearly enough context — so we provided that, in the form of links and occasionally snarky commentary. But now the balance has shifted. There are pointers to articles on the blogs, Facebook, Twitter, Digg. And all these intermediaries are looking for something to link to. If a good exclusive used to provide 10 times the traffic of a standard regurgitated blog post, now it garners a hundred times as much. That should be reassuring to people. The content market is finding its new balance. Original reporting will be rewarded."

I give Nieman a tour of TPM.

TV unbundling?

Josh commencement speech at Columbia J School.

They're really staffing up.

Diane talks to Nieman.

Nice interview w/ Josh.

Nicely done.

Pretty cool.

Looks fantastic.

Surprised it took this long.

Impressive.

Impressive.

And all of it will be mine!

This was gonna happen at some pt. These services are SO hit or miss.

More good stuff.

I want this to come out for iPhone before my trip to Italy. It's like a tourist's dream, a guided tour to your surroundings!

Very interesting.

Video makes money.

Good speech from the head of Guardian digital that offers a reasonable take on where journalism will be in 10 years.

Twice as many journos read TPM as Malkin! Your liberal media, woo!

Cool beans.

Wow, the economy is BAD.

A lot of moola to raise in a recession. Impressive.

I'm very skeptical. He just seems so goofy to me. But who knows?

IE is the devil. This chart is heartening.

Not surprising, but notable.