Hacking the NY Times Paywall

There have been a lot of rebellions online lately. Not just the ones in the middle east that have been fueled by Facebook and Twitter activity, these rebellions are right here in the US. This past Monday, The New York Times introduced a paywall for content. Times readers can now view up to 20 items [...]

From SxSW: “Slow content” and the reader

This innovation highlight comes to you from SxSW in Austin, Texas. If you don’t know about it, SxSW is a gathering of entrepreneurs, coders, designers, bloggers, pundits and just about every and anybody else who takes an active interest in what might happen next in the digital world. It’s a living lab of cutting edge [...]

PJA Internet Radio: Whose Community Is It, Anyway?

If you missed the October 15th broadcast of “This Week in Social Media” you can listen to it here. For this broadcast we discussed online communities and user-generated content being an important source of information and collaboration for Internet users, but community owners and members continue to wrestle for control and ownership – in public. Who [...]

5 Rules for Creating Content that RULES!

This post was composed in collaboration with Matthew T Grant. – MOT The production and distribution of informative content has been part of marketing for a long time, particularly in the B2B space. Today, however, every aspect of content-based marketing is undergoing a radical transformation. Broadly speaking, this transformation has content moving from… * Promotional [...]