International Relations 101: Mastering the American Handshake
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Public Service Announcement: Digital TV Conversion
At midnight on February 17, 2009, all television stations in the U.S. will stop broadcasting analog and begin broadcasting only in digital. The digital TV conversion is as easy as… well… watch this video and see for yourself. Support Our Sponsor Share This
The Largest Building in the World
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Media is Biggest Loser in 2008 Political Race
I thought this CBSNews interview with former Clinton Chief Strategist Mark Penn had some noteworthy snippets. Penn believes the media so far has been the biggest loser in this political race and argues that the press has lost its credibility: CBSNews.com: Your former colleague Howard Wolfson argued that you all unintentionally paved the way for ...
Google Historic Newspapers Archive!
I am so pumped! As a collector of historic newspapers, Google has just made my day with news that they’re digitally archiving millions – and eventually billions – of old newspapers dating back to 1764. According to Google’s announcement, “you’ll also be able to browse through them exactly as they were printed – photographs, headlines, ...
Burning Platform, Anybody?
A guest column by Jonathan Salem Baskin, author of Branding Only Works on Cattle. There’s more bad news for marketers in every morning’s newspaper or splatter of news on the Internet: companies large and small are lowering sales forecasts for 2009. In general, that means marketing budgets are going to get cut. It’s a particularly ...
Daily Deadlines Did in the Newspaper Industry
Daily deadlines did in the newspaper industry is the insightful theory of technology gossip site Valleywag. “The pressure of getting to press, the long-practiced art of doom-and-gloom headline writing, the flinchiness of easily spooked editors all made it impossible for ink-stained wretches to look farther into the future than the next edition… The newspaper industry ...
