Andrew Golis

• The Atlantic starts publising fiction exclusively for Kindle.
  Cool experiment.
  (tags: the.atlantic new.media kindle andrew.sullivan)
• They could study this in journalism schools: NYT v WaPo on climate emails – James Fallows
  A very well done piece showing the anti-BS way to cover it, and the gutless way to cover it. Well done WaPo.
  (tags: wapo james.fallows journalism nyt climate.change the.atlantic)
• Ad Revenue Is Down, But Looking a Bit Better at The New York Times – Media Decoder Blog – NYTimes.com
  Like I said, losing less is the new making more.
  (tags: advertising nyt media.decoder)
• Hyperlocal Aggregator Outside.in Raises $7 Million From CNN, Others | paidContent
  I know a bit about their biz, and I think it's fascinating but very unproven.
  (tags: outside.in paid.content local journalism cnn finance aggregation)
• Daily Beast On The Syndication Trail | paidContent
  Logical way to grow through biz dev.
  (tags: syndication the.daily.beast paid.content)
• Google Goggles Searches by Sight – Google – Lifehacker
  This is pretty sweet.
  (tags: google visualization search mobile android life.hacker)
• Air America Digital Chief Departs – ClickZ
  That was fast.
  (tags: air.america michael.bassick new.media huffpo politico advertising)
• Keller: Layoffs expected at the Times – Michael Calderone – POLITICO.com
  Buyout window is over, now comes the pain.
  (tags: nyt labor newspaper calderone bill.keller)
• McClatchy Expects Improvement in Ad Revenue – WSJ.com
  Losing less is the new making more!
  (tags: mcclatchy newspaper advertising wsj)
• The Business Insider Continues Its Content Sharing Conquest – mediabistro.com: FishbowlNY
  I wonder what the bandwidth necessary to manage something like this is like.
  (tags: aggregation business.insider huffpo gawker new.media)

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