AP's Answer For The Future? A new logo! (by @baekdal) #opinion
The Associated Press is struggling to find a way to fit into the new world of media, and quite frankly they are making more mistakes than what seems possible. First they wanted people to pay them for linking, and in the process forced Google News to not only pay them, but also host their articles (instead of providing a link directly to them and thus forced people away from them). Then they created archaic social media policies, and recently they have sued, again, stop the spread of links.
View Original Article on baekdal.com
Shared by 1 person
More from this website
The Other Side of Amazon's, Apple's and Google's Tax Evasion (by @baekdal) #opinion (baekdal.com)
Do you ever wonder how European newspaper associations are so successful at convincing politicians to support them in punishing Google.
2013: What To Focus On (by @baekdal) #trends (baekdal.com)
For about a week, I have been trying to write an article about what brands and publishers should focus on in 2013, but I'm getting nowhere. It's not that I don't know what to write about (I do), and it's not that I can't write about it either (I have p...
What Comes After Facebook? The Future of Social Media (by @baekdal) #insights (baekdal.com)
In case you have been on vacation for the past 6 months, you'll know that Facebook and Twitter are in a bit of trouble. I don't mean they are about to go bankrupt or anything (they won't), but we're seeing a clear trend of disapproval towards them.
Your 2012 Social Strategy, What To Focus On (by @baekdal) #analysis (baekdal.com)
You have probably already read some of the many articles that have been posted in the past month predicting what 2012 would be about. Some were interesting, some not so much, and most were just written to get more page views.
Apple is the New Porsche 911 (by @baekdal) #insights (baekdal.com)
As you probably already know, the new iPhone 5 is expected to be announced on September 12, and released in the US about a week later. An according to the latest rumors we also know exactly what it will look like. Here it is:
Good Job Apple, You Fucked the World (by @baekdal) #opinion (baekdal.com)
Apple won the patent case against Samsung and has been awarded more than one billion dollars in damages. You can read about the details over at MacRumors.
The Future of Analytics And The Trend of Demonstrable Causation (by @baekdal) #insights (baekdal.com)
There are two extremely important trends happening in the world of analytics. The first one is the Trend of Demonstrable Causation. The analytics world has realized that it simply isn't good enough just to look at an activity between points. Call it th...
Initial Test of Facebook's Promoted Posts (by @baekdal) #insights (baekdal.com)
Last week, Facebook came out with Promoted Posts, which is initially only available to a relatively small group. And, one of my pages happens to be included (I have no idea why).
Facebook EdgeRank, Promoted Posts, And The Connection (by @baekdal) #insights (baekdal.com)
I have spent some time this week discussing Facebook's new feature, 'Promoted posts'. In short, Facebook now allows brands to pay a fee to reach all you fans when they you something.
The Bringer Of News is a Thing Of The Past (by @baekdal) #insights (baekdal.com)
For most of the history of the newspaper, the role of the newspaper was to be the bringer of news. The actions of the reporters where to find news and reprint it for everyone else to see.
The Future of Analytics for Publishers (by @baekdal) #insights (baekdal.com)
There is an interesting trend in the world of analytics. Just like the big trend in social media is now return of investment, the big trend in analytics is that we are beginning to question the value and accuracy of our metrics.