Reading List
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Nick Denton, Media Traditionalist
Digiday Editors 01.09.2012Gawker’s Nick Denton is more of a media traditionalist than you think. Plus: AOL’s Devil ads have fallen off. This and more on today’s Reading List.
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Can Microsoft Make a Comeback?
Digiday Editors 01.06.2012Can Microsoft really make a comeback in 2012? Plus: Google says it’s building an open ad system, but it seems pretty closed. This and more on today’s Reading List.
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Silicon Valley Threatens to go Dark Over SOPA
Digiday Editors 01.05.2012Tech giants threaten to go dark over SOPA in the name of freedom of speech, but their objection may have a lot more to do with money. Plus: TV Everywhere gains momentum. This and more on today’s Reading List.
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‘Acceptable Ads’ Coming Your Way
Digiday Editors 01.04.2012Adblock Plus is now pivoting a bit to not block all banners, but to let through “acceptable” ones. Plus: The Google Santorum conundrum. This and more on today’s Reading List.
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How Well is Google Plus Really Doing?
Digiday Editors 01.03.2012Depending on whom you ask, Google Plus is doing really well, or really poorly. Plus: Does Google search traffic correlate to voting booth success? This and more on today’s Reading List.
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Facebook’s Media Econ 101
Digiday Editors 12.23.2011In Reading List, Facebook teaches 800 million people how advertising keeps stuff free. Plus: Don’t count Nintendo out or buy the hype on some ad stocks.
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Yahoo CEO Search Narrows
Digiday Editors 12.22.2011Yahoo has narrowed down its CEO search to four to five big names. Plus: AOL is having a tough time, and being in charge of a country’s Twitter account. This and more on today’s Reading List.
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Facebook’s Adwords Move
Digiday Editors 12.21.2011Facebook will be including sponsored stories into your News Feed. Plus: NBC to stream the Superbowl live on the Web, and Kindle Fire ad impressions are growing quickly. This and more on today’s Reading List.
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Will AOL Put Patch Out of its Misery?
Digiday Editors 12.20.2011The future looks bleak for Patch, AOL’s massive bet on local content. Plus: Will Andrew Ross Sorkin be the next Times CEO? This and more on today’s Reading List.
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Siri Will Kill TV?
Brian Morrissey 12.16.2011In today’s Reading List, Wetpaint’s CEO Ben Elowitz says Siri will kill TV. Plus: Comedian Louis C.K. makes bank online, and Facebook’s finances and the numbers are lower than expected.
