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Finally something for you magazine people out there to think about. started by mturro
While I hate to sound like chicken little - and though the print is dead meme is way overplayed - I had to post this quote from Steve Frye. In a sidebar in the current issue of Publishing Executive titled The State of the Printing Industry Frye drops this bomb:
I think we need to %5
I think we need to %5
Don’t buy a Kindle - get a library card. A response to “The Digital Future of Books” started by mturro
I’ve been on a McLuhan binge of late. Every day on my train ride into work I read one of the twenty pamphlets that comprise the collection McLuhan Unbound from Gingko Press. I won’t trouble you with the specifics of that - I only bring it up to set the stage for what [...
Ryan Adams has a blog and the fire hose is on and spewing strange and beautiful art. started by mturro
SHOPPING IS GENIUS from Ryan Adams on Vimeo.
Ryan Adams is prolific. Usually that means he’ll release a few albums in the space of a few months, but now - in the age of personal expression - it means that he can produce any manner of artistic communication he and his psy
Ryan Adams is prolific. Usually that means he’ll release a few albums in the space of a few months, but now - in the age of personal expression - it means that he can produce any manner of artistic communication he and his psy
I’ve got my shoes on backwards, that’s all started by mturro
An interesting video by my friends William Mallory and Jessica Licciardello made it’s way into my inbox today. It’s the video for the song “Shoes” (a catchy romp if there ever was one) off of William’s latest album I was Never Here. I
I’ve seen all good people; Good People Day 2008, an exercise in cultivating positive vibes and networked appreciation. started by mturro
God help me, I don’t like to blindly follow, but there is just something about the Vaynerchuk enthusiasm that’s hard to deny. Anyway, from the mind and heart of @garyvee comes Good People Day… a day to think about and celebrate good people. The idea is t
How magazines (the original social media) squandered their position and (almost) screwed the pooch with regard to the web. started by mturro
For what seems like centuries the magazine has been the state of the art in social media. The magazine has, more than any other medium, been a crucial element in the building of communities of specific interest. Whether that interest is wine, motorcycles, baseball, or marijuana, you can
Are magazine publishers being well served by their trade press? started by mturro
I read an article today that got me a bit peeved. The story - Profitable Web 2.0 Tactics - was the cover story for the March 2008 issue of the trade magazine Publishing Executive. In the interest of stirring debate I left a comment on the mag’s site and as of this posting […
Happy that baseball will be ba… started by mturro
Happy that baseball will be back on my TV this Sunday. Yanks - Phillies at 1:15 on YES!
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Will evolution kill the magazine? started by mturro
Bo Sacks is a guy I have tremendous respect for and I hope his vision of the magazine industry of the future does come to pass, but I’m just not as confident as he is that publishing models won’t need to change. His assumption is that the substrate will change but our inte
Fever hit 103.8 last night. B… started by mturro
Fever hit 103.8 last night. Been a tough week for me physically.
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Good print design is bad browser design started by mturro
Case in point: Spin Magazine has put it’s entire February issue online - without modification - as a digital magazine (Texterity seems to be the vendor used). Guess what? It is just as cumbersome, awkward, and user-hostile as most attempts at this kind of thing.
New Jersey Voter For Obama started by mturro
For the first time that I can remember I, as a New Jersey voter, will be voting in a primary that actually has teeth. It used to be that Jersey held their primary sometime in June… months after the chosen one had been anointed. NOW, thanks to the wonders of Super Tuesday, I can
Motion Advertising on the PATH started by mturro
This short clip is my second contribution to the collaborative web film project Passing By. It is taken from the PATH train that links Hoboken and Manhattan and focuses on the everybody’s favorite: the motion advertising on the tunnel wall between the 14th and 23rd street stations.
The Magazine and The Mobile Web started by mturro
According to Digg founder Kevin Rose (and bunches of others too numerous to name here) the mobile web is the next great frontier… the next great landscape of media transformation… the evolution of the revolution. Mobility is the future. Mobility is ubiquitous. And coinc
My Contribution To Passing By started by mturro
The above video is my first contribution to the collaborative “film” Passing By. If you’re not familiar with the project, the idea is simple: shoot some video out of the window of a moving vehicle (a train in my case) and upload it to YouTube with the
Endorsed by Mike Doughty started by mturro
Whenever Mike Doughty endorses something I always like to check it out. And since I’m not feeling well and just want to get something out into the ether I figured I’d pass this on to you. It’s a video by Swedish singer/songwriter Jose Gonzales. As I said up t
More Advice For Magazine Publishers started by mturro
Because something is happening here but you don’t know what it is, do you Mr. Jones?
There’s a lot of talk about the ways in which emerging technologies are changing the newspaper business… and for good reason… but there’s something e
There’s a lot of talk about the ways in which emerging technologies are changing the newspaper business… and for good reason… but there’s something e
Is there any better indicator … started by mturro
Is there any better indicator of TBS’s horrible playoff coverage than a postgame interview with Alyssa Milano?
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Wanting a Multidimensional Lifestream started by mturro
I have come across my first real problem with this “lifestreaming” thing… namely that streams are flat. As might be expected, the complexity of real world experience is difficult to distill into a stream where every piece of data possesses equal weight. Current
Thoughts On The Future of Magazines started by mturro
There’s a new consultancy in town and normally this kind of news would just put me to sleep… but since the new company is being run by some names I trust and it concerns the future of magazine technology I decided to check it out. Industry big-wigs Bo Sacks, David Renard%2
Apple/Starbucks Deal is Important started by mturro
It took me a little while to digest yesterday’s iPod announcements, but now I think I know what I think… I think. Anyway, what has me the most jazzed is the new Wi-Fi iPod Touch (not alone there) and the Starbucks “Now Playing” feature. OK,
bug labs buzz started by mturro
In a recent essay I gave the following advice to magazine publishers: “above all else study and know what’s happening in the consumer electronics market. They are your new printer. The devices they are building are the going to be the way your work meets your readers in the
eMusic CEO David Pakman on the business of music retailing. started by mturro
eMusic :: it kicks ass. Maybe not so much for you major label top 40 types out there, but for those of us who live and breathe mainly for new, innovative, independent artists and labels it is the greatest thing to ever happen to the business of buying and selling music. Which [...]S
Daily papers, daily magazines, daily print, just can’t last started by mturro
This post at “Mr. Magazine” Samir Husni’s blog has gotten me thinking. Husni seems to be high on the idea that newspapers, if they become more like magazines, can survive the current crisis brought about by the encroachment of the internet…
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