Condé Nast: magazine publisher, app inventor
(A Santa clause: Spoilers lie ahead.) Last week Condé Nast debuted a free web app called Santa’s Hideout, a registry for children’s Christmas gifts. Kids browse a virtual toy store and build a wish list; parents set spending limits and share the list with friends and family. If someone buys a gift, Santa checks it......
Your 2011 holiday gift guide, brought to you by the news
If you want to save journalism, you might turn to journalism this year for all your Christmas shopping. This weekend at NewsFoo, an O'Reilly "un-conference" for about 170 journalists and tech disrupters, the tech writer Mónica Guzmán posed a question: "Can't we [news organizations] sell anything besides articles?" Yes, it turns out, and there are...
State-run papers from China and Russia buy convincing advertorial sections on the WaPo’s website
Clicking around the Washington Post, you stumble onto the types of stories you'd expect a national newspaper to cover, like "Judges free homeowners from foreclosure mess" or "Obama reaches out in Indonesia." But then you might come across something like "A panda dream that comes true," a story about young people from...
YouTube Serving 2B Video Ads Each Week
YouTube's ability to monetize user-uploaded video content has increased substantially over the last year, with the Number 1 online video site serving ads against two billion videos a week, according to the New York Times. That's an increase of about 50 percent over last year. 
Twitter Ad Potential: Huge (Source: History, Users’ Love of Searching)
Regarding that last post about Twitter and monetization, I haven't changed my mind on all of it, but for the projection/prediction part about Twitter potentially putting up very modest ad revenue numbers in the first two years. That part, I realize, is wrong!
Certainly, they're well behind Facebook in many areas (revenues included) and...
Certainly, they're well behind Facebook in many areas (revenues included) and...




