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What Do You Think of Demand Media?

Demand Media has come under fire as Exhibit A in content farming: a large, burgeoning startup that creates massive amounts of content cheaply and tries to capitalize on popular search terms in Google. Though it had a successful IPO, the co...

Mediatwits #6: Bin Laden News on Twitter; Demand Media Goes Long-Form

Welcome to the sixth episode of "The Mediatwits," the new revamped longer form weekly audio podcast from MediaShift. The co-hosts are MediaShift's Mark Glaser along with PaidContent founder Rafat Ali. This week's show looks at the way the ...

This Week in Review: The Flipboard dilemma, Trove and News.me arrive, and a paywall number for the NYT

Every Friday, Mark Coddington sums up the week’s top stories about the future of news. This week: Debates over Flipboard's role in the publishing world; some old-line news orgs get into the social aggregation business; early numbers on The New York Times' paywall; the Google hammer falls on Demand Media; an online-only Pulitzer; and this...

This Week in Review: The Flipboard dilemma, Trove and News.me arrive, and a paywall number for the NYT

Every Friday, Mark Coddington sums up the week’s top stories about the future of news. This week: Debates over Flipboard's role in the publishing world; some old-line news orgs get into the social aggregation business; early numbers on The New York Times' paywall; the Google hammer falls on Demand Media; an online-only Pulitzer; and this...

Can eHow Get More Respect with Push for Quality Content?

Business content on MediaShift is sponsored by the weekend MA in Public Communication at American University. Designed for working professionals, the program is suited to career changers and public relations or social marketing professi...

This Week in Review: NPR at a crossroads, hyperlocal’s personal issue, and keeping comments real

Every Friday, Mark Coddington sums up the week’s top stories about the future of news. This week: Turmoil at NPR and accusations of an overreaction; AOL dials up Outside.in and announces layoffs; TechCrunch tries Facebook Comments; The Dallas Morning News erects a paywall; and this week's required reading.

Richard J. Tofel: Someday, the sun will set on SEO — and the business of news will be better for it

The first time I saw the Google guys in action, one of them — I believe it was Larry Page — stunned the small crowd. It was long before the IPO, when Google was the Next New Thing, the search engine that the cool kids in the class, or the office, were knowingly mentioning to...

This Week in Review: Google’s content farm crackdown, Facebook’s new comments, more TBD lessons

Every Friday, Mark Coddington sums up the week’s top stories about the future of news. This week: Google's new attempt to weed content farms out of its search results; Facebook extends its reach into news sites through comments; more lessons and recriminations in the wake of TBD; a new iPad that promises to be a...

Google Attacks! And Demand Media Investors Yawn

Google is going to crush Demand Media!So why aren't investors running for the exits?

This Week in Review: Egypt’s media lessons, The Daily’s detractors, and Apple’s strike against e-books

Every Friday, Mark Coddington sums up the week's top stories about the future of news. This week: Egypt's uprisings test the media, Apple strikes against e-books, The Daily gets a big "meh," the "AOL Way" could lead to a content farm, and "we" become the medium.

This Week in Review: WikiLeaks’ new rivals, Ongo’s aggregation play, and Demand Media makes a splash

Every Friday, Mark Coddington sums up the week’s top stories about the future of news. This week: The Times talks on WikiLeaks; news companies try a paid aggregation strategy with Ongo; Demand Media goes to Wall Street; Keith Olbermann exits; and news orgs worry about Apple's subscription plans.

Demand Media Says It’s Getting Along Just Fine With Google, Thank You Very Much

A quick Q&A with Demand's Richard Rosenblatt, who says Google's blog post about going after "content farms" has nothing to do with his company. Also! He really doesn't like it when people call his company a "content farm."