What is your business models? … Because having one may quite simply no longer be enough
so I took some time last night to walk a few yards up Kent St to hear not one but two Tim’s in conversation at one of The Domain’s regular […]
Category Archives: publishing
Celebrating the end of the Party: Why dumping the junket is exactly what The Caxtons needs
so I’ve just returned from The Guardian Australia’s launch drinks, but before I call it a night I thought tonight’s happy event made it timely to throw some thoughts down […]
Think Service not Content: What brands can take from Jeff Jarvis’ awesome advice to the newspaper industry
featured image via the Guardian.co.uk | above image via wikimedia so a couple of weeks ago was the 65th World Newspaper Congress in Bangkok (I know, me neither), the debate at […]
Another two bite the dust: Two very different victims of media wevolution as Encyclopedia Britannica and FHM Australia go down
Encyclopedia Britannica and FHM to cease publication (images via Guardian and Mumbrella) news reached mediation last week of two very different publications that are set to cease print publication. at […]
Not by the hair on my chinny chin chin: Lessons from The Guardian on getting, well, everything right
so I’ve been roused from a bit of a blogging famine (not self-imposed) by the surfacing of a rather remarkably brilliant bit of storytelling on two fronts by The Guardian. […]
Context and Content: Communication lessons from African Drums and Harry Potter
Yoruba ceremonial drums, Nigeria. picture from here. so the lovely Emily got for me a signed copy James Gleick's The Information for my birthday (thanks Emily) and whilst I'm only […]
Starting the Big Sell: How The Readership Works started the debate with agencies over the future of readership measurement in Australia
the start of the debate: representatives of The Readership Works present to media agencies last night at The Mint so last evening saw the start of what is likely to […]
