Content Farms, Echo Sites, and the Future of Online Content Investors today snapped up shares of Demand Media, whose IPO gave the company a valuation of close to $2 billion -- more than that of the New York Times Co. Demand Media is a prime example of a new kind of media entity, one made … Continue reading Soylent Green is Content
Author: Kendall Whitehouse
Bruce Springsteen: December 9, 1980
This past week an old friend of mine posted to her Facebook page a fond remembrance of her first Bruce Springsteen concert on December 9, 1980. My first Springsteen show was a bit earlier--in July, 1975, at Kutztown State College--but I was also at the show at the Philadelphia Spectrum on December 9, 1980. My friend's reminiscence reminded me that a decade earlier I had posted my own recollection of that show that in response to a post on rec.music.artists.springsteen (for those of you old enough to remember Usenet newsgroups). Here is what I wrote ten years ago about that night two decades earlier.
That Morning
A piece of short fiction written for "My Super First Day" coordinated by @andrhia It felt like a dream. At first, I thought it was a dream. That morning as I awoke in my bed I realized that...well, that I wasn't actually in the bed. I was above it. Floating. In the air about four … Continue reading That Morning
Stephen Elop’s Quest for ‘Unparalleled Customer Experiences’
Friday's announcement that Microsoft Business Division president Stephen Elop had left the Redmond company to assume the position of president and CEO of Nokia has elicited a range of responses from industry observers -- some encouraging, others less so. Writing for BusinessWeek, Aaron Ricadela, Diana ben-Aaron, and Peter Burrows point out that Elop "brings a … Continue reading Stephen Elop’s Quest for ‘Unparalleled Customer Experiences’



