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New SEC Website Offers Advice To Investors
DailyFinance | Michelle Leder | Posted 10.23.2009 | Business
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Finra,
Websites,
Securities and Exchange Commission,
Investors,
Mary Schapiro,
Business News
Instead of trying to be all things to all the people the SEC serves -- they include investors, advisors, fund managers, lawyers and others -- investor...
Life After Print: URB Magazine 2.0
Raymond Leon Roker | Posted 10.05.2009 | Media
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Magazi,
Print Journalism,
Music Business,
Print,
Web,
Death of Print,
Websites,
Death of Newspapers,
Media,
Music,
Hip-Hop,
Paper,
Print Media,
Web 2.0,
Social Media,
Pop Music,
Hip Hop,
New Media,
Media News,
Music Industry,
Web Video,
Media News
While many have quickly lamented URB's print hiatus or reminisced about our long legacy, there is also an unfortunate feeding frenzy on even the hint of print's presumed, imminent demise.
Dating While Married
Zondra Hughes | Posted 11.10.2009 | Style
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Adultery,
Websites,
Infidelity,
ashleymadison.com,
Cash for Chunkers,
Noel Biderman,
Dating,
Ashley-Madison,
Style News
The founder of the Ashley Madison Agency and I sat down for a chat recently and he disclosed that his entire business strategy has been to lure married women to the other side of fidelity.
Debunking the Half-Baked "Cookie Conspiracy"
Leslie Harris | Posted 09.18.2009 | Politics
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Security,
Cdt,
Electronic Frontier Foundation,
Office of Management and Budget,
Websites,
Obama Administration,
Privacy,
HTTP Cookie,
Government,
Center for Democracy and Technology,
Technology,
Politics News
The White House Office of Management and Budget is retooling the current federal policy that governs how federal agencies are allowed to place "cookies" on citizens' computers to track their visits to agency web sites.
"Bizmore": Michael Milken Launches New Business Advice Site
New York Times | Brad Stone | Posted 08.29.2009 | Media
As Forbes, Fortune, Business Week and other management magazines wither away, another business media start-up with an unusual pedigree is moving to fi...
Video: NPR Revamps Web Site, Expands Smart Phone Offerings
Andy Plesser | Posted 08.27.2009 | Media
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Npr,
National Public Radio,
Vivian Schiller,
Elizabeth Jensen,
Scott Simon,
New York Times,
Websites,
Smart Phone,
Media News
NPR has revised its Web site. Earlier this year, we spoke with NPR CEO Vivian Schiller about the opportunities for NPR on the Web. We have republished it today.
HamidKarzai.com Shut Down: Afghan Government Blocks Access To Critical Websites
AP | JASON STRAZIUSO and RAHIM FAIEZ | Posted 08.18.2009 | World
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Hamid Karzai,
Threatening Websites,
hamidkarzai.com,
Afghanistan,
President Hamid Karzai,
Websites,
Afghan Goverment,
World News
KABUL — The Afghan government has blocked access to four Web sites with President Hamid Karzai's name in the address that are critical of the Afghan...
HuffPost Readers: What Are Your Favorite Living Sites?
Katie Saddlemire | Posted 07.26.2009 | Living
HuffPost Living is committed to bringing together some of the latest news on your health, staying sane, spiritual pursuits, and giving back to your co...
Journalists, Your Tears Have Meaning
Andrew Sargus Klein | Posted 06.22.2009 | Media
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Web 2.0,
Government,
Politics,
Newspapers,
Old Media vs. New Media,
New Media,
Websites,
Media,
Journalism,
Media News
Web 2.0 technology is inexorably bettering our political culture.
Top 30 Websites For April: New York Times Still On Top
Editor & Publisher | Jennifer Saba | Posted 06.17.2009 | Media
For the first time in a long while, monthly uniques at the NYTime.com fell in April, though the paper disputes it. According to data from Nielsen Onl...
Norris's Nutty War on President Obama
Earl Ofari Hutchinson | Posted 04.13.2009 | Politics
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Chuck Norris,
Rightwing,
Conservatives,
Barack Obama,
Bloggers,
Patriot Groups,
Hate Groups,
Fringe Groups,
Websites,
ihateobama.com,
worlddailynet.com,
Politics News
The long history of hate violence in America further is more than enough to raise the antenna on the danger of violence against prominent political figures.
Deleting Online Accounts: A How-To On Quitting MySpace, Facebook And Others
PC Magazine | By Eric Griffith | Posted 04.10.2009 | Business
The words "I wish I could quit you" take on a whole new meaning when you want out of a relationship with an online service. Sure, you once thought...
Chic Curators of the Web
Suzanne Aaronson | Posted 04.06.2009 | Style
Chic Curators of the Web--all smart, stylish, savvy women who cut through clutter to present their well-edited selections with intelligence, panache and an honest point of view.
YouTube Surpasses 100 Million-Plus US Viewers In January
TV Week | Sergio Ibarra | Posted 04.04.2009 | Media
For the first time, YouTube has surpassed 100 million U.S. monthly viewers, according to new comScore information. The Web video giant logged 100.9 m...
So You Wanna Start a Website?
Meredith Barnett | Posted 04.02.2009 | Business
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Unemployment,
Startup,
Employment,
Jobs,
Seo,
Business,
Entrepreneurship,
Entrepreneur,
Internet,
Websites,
New Media,
Business News
Web-based businesses are a lot harder than they seem. For every hit site (like this one), there are millions of disappointments. You just don't hear about them.
Journalism Does Not Need To Be Saved, Newspapers Do
Henryk A. Kowalczyk | Posted 03.13.2009 | Media
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Editorials,
Tribune Company,
Chicago Tribune Bankruptcy,
Political Debates,
Old Media Death Watch,
Magazines,
Technology,
Reporting,
Media News,
The Internet,
Wall Street Journal,
Old Media,
Old Media vs. New Media,
Micropayments,
Journalism,
Television,
Websites,
Political Writing,
Trivia,
Op-Ed,
New York Times,
Los Angeles Times,
Death of Newspapers,
Washington Post,
Chicago Tribune,
World Wide Web,
Walter Isaacson,
Economy,
Newspapers,
Saving Journalism,
Media News
I see editorial writing in U.S. mainstream media, with a very few exceptions, as propaganda deprived of intellectual reflection. The public senses this as well, distrusts the media instinctively.
A Bold, Old Idea for Saving Journalism
Walter Isaacson | Posted 03.08.2009 | Media
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The Internet,
Newspapers,
Bloggers,
Amazon Kindle,
Wall Street Journal,
Journalism,
Amazon,
Old Media,
Television,
Kindle,
Old Media Death Watch,
Los Angeles Times,
Washington Post,
Technology,
World Wide Web,
Myspace,
Blogging,
Amazon.com Kindle,
Magazines,
Citizen Journalists,
Steve Jobs,
Napster,
Paypal,
Old Media vs. New Media,
Jeff Bezos,
Citizen Journalism,
Aspen Institute,
Websites,
Death of Newspapers,
Apple iTunes,
Amazon.com,
Itunes,
New York Times,
Videos,
Media News
I hope that 2009 will be the year when creators of valuable content start charging and readers begin paying for the journalism they want.
GOP "Webification" Effort Could Backfire
Rob Kall | Posted 03.05.2009 | Media
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Web 2.0,
Republican National Committee,
Gop,
Internet,
Bottom Up,
Social Networking,
Barack Obama,
The Internet,
Websites,
Technology,
Media News
One of the reasons the Democrats have taken such a significant percentage of under 30's is the internet and what the internet has done to the neuropsychology of these Millennials.
Look Who's Following me... Yikes!
Julia Bovey | Posted 03.01.2009 | Green
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Energy,
The Internet,
Ads,
Twitter,
Christmas Carols,
Clean Coal,
Fuel Efficiency,
Nrdc,
Computers,
Web,
Websites,
Advertisements,
Science,
Pollution,
Coal,
Internet,
Natural Resources Defense Council,
Electricity,
The Onion News,
Alternative Fuels,
Singing,
Technology,
Global Warming,
Scientists,
Green News
Someday, coal-fired electricity plants will likely be able to capture and store their global warming pollution, and that's something that NRDC encourages, as long as it's done well.
How the Huffington Post Helped Save a Life
Matthew and Peter Slutsky | Posted 02.28.2009 | Media
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The Internet,
Journalists,
Newspapers,
Turkey,
Sabri Bogday,
Citizen Journalism,
Bloggers,
Prisoners,
Computers,
Web,
Websites,
United States,
Journalism,
Internet,
Istanbul Turkey,
Istanbul,
Religion,
Saudi Arabia,
New Media,
Los Angeles Times,
Turkish Coalition of America,
Huffington Post,
Blogging,
Citizen Journalists,
Media News
In March 2008, I asked readers of HuffPost to reach out to reporters and bloggers to help tell the story of Turk Sabri Bogday, who at the time faced unjust execution in Saudi Arabia.
Life is Short. Have an Affair.
Carine Fabius | Posted 02.27.2009 | Living
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Marriage,
Infidelity,
Monogamy,
Dr. Phil,
Relationships,
Dating,
Cheating,
Affairs,
The Internet,
Women,
Baby Boomers,
Tang,
Computers,
Web,
Websites,
Gay,
Internet,
Romance,
Los Angeles Times,
Gays,
Technology,
Love,
Living News
What do you think about a site that makes it easy to find people interested in having affairs? I'm thinking this is not geared to the younger set, but rather to aging boomers.
Chief Technology Officer to be Transformational?
David Kralik | Posted 02.27.2009 | Media
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Chief Technology Officer,
Center for Responsive Politics,
Center for Responsive Politics Obama,
Washington DC,
The Center for Responsive Politics,
Technology,
Barack Obama,
Silicon Valley,
The Internet,
Google,
Obama Cabinet,
Computers,
Web,
Websites,
Internet,
Obama's Cabinet,
Media News
Technology and the Internet were crucial to helping elect Barack Obama president and it will be crucial to the success of his administration.
The Pope's New YouTube Channel
Matthew Filipowicz | Posted 02.27.2009 | Politics
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Anti-Semitism,
Jews,
Holocaust,
The Vatican,
Excommunicated Priests,
Holocaust Deniers,
Jewish,
Vatican YouTube,
Youtube,
Pope Benedict,
Excommunication,
Vatican,
Pope,
Pope Benedict XVI,
Bishop Richard Williamson,
The Internet,
Websites,
Video,
Online Video,
Technology,
Politics News
Too Big to Succeed
John Standerfer | Posted 02.23.2009 | Business
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The Internet,
The Great Depression,
Fdic,
Bankruptcy,
Money,
Economy,
Bank of America,
Websites,
Venture Capital,
Capitalism,
Facebook,
Taxpayers,
Dotcom Crash,
Superbowl Ads,
Dot-Com Bust,
Super Bowl Ads,
Taxpayer Money,
Youtube,
Banks,
Dotcom Boom,
Dot-Com,
Technology,
Silicon Valley,
Great Depression,
Business News
What we don't appear to understand yet is that no amount of money, time or regulation can possibly resolve this problem while a few banks continue to hold the entire nation hostage.
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August J. Pollak | Posted 10.26.2009 | Technology