BuzzFeed Bulks Up Again, With a Tech Section Run by Gizmodo’s Matt Buchanan
Another well-known writer for a site that used to specialize in other people's writing. This one says he'll write about "tech for humans."
Daily Must Reads, Dec. 7, 2011
The best stories across the web on media and technology
1. Nearly 80% of college students can't figure out QR codes (Digital Trends)
2. Verizon to take on Netflix with web video service (Reuters)
3. Oregon court deems blogger "not a journalist," imposes $2.5 million judgment (Seattle News)
Remy Stern Signs Off As Editor-In-Chief Of Gawker, Deadspin’s AJ Daulerio To Take Helm
Major changes at the top of Gawker's masthead are afoot for the next year, as Editor in Chief Remy Stern announced today that he would be leaving the site. Stepping into his shoes will be longtime Deadspin editor in chief AJ Daulerio. The New York Times reports that changes take place at the end of...
The Do’s and Don’ts of Company Blogs
Tweet We love talking about Best Practices here at the Bivings Report, and today we’re offering up a very meta look at best practices in company blogs. Every business has a point of view or way of delivering their products and services – and what better way to share that with the world than on...
This Week in Review: What Twitter does to us, Google News gets more local, and making links routine
Every Friday, Mark Coddington sums up the week’s top stories about the future of news. This week: Bill Keller's Twitter column and the inevitable backlash; Google gets more local with news; the endless debate on linking at newspapers; AOL continues its makeover; and this week's required reading.
The Bull Case for Demand Media–And Why Wall Street May Not Buy It
Demand Media says reactions to Google's algorithm changes have been overblown, and at least one Wall Street analyst believes it. But what if Google's not done making changes?
Sad Chart Of the Day: American Web Surfers Care More Than Brits About Royal Wedding
Most of you don't care about the upcoming Royal Wedding in any way. But! For those who do: No need to seek out U.K. publications--their U.S. counterparts are churning out much more stuff.
