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• yelvington.com » No editions, please » Posted 100 minutes ago

  While we're treading water pending the rollout of our Drupal-based site management project, I thought it might be worth mentioning some of the principles and assumptions behind it. Here's one: No editions, please. I've seen developers put a great deal ... [Link]

• The Local Onliner » Mark Canon at ILM:08– Up to $15 Billion Spent on Local Development » Posted 2 hours ago

  Yell Group President Mark Canon estimated during his opening keynote at Kelsey’s Interactive Local Media show in Santa Clara yesterday that anywhere from $3 Billion to $15 Billion has been spent in the past ten years trying to develop Interactive ... [Link]

• The Local Onliner » Citysearch’s Compelling Revamp » Posted 3 hours ago

  Citysearch has just completed a full revamp of its product and strategy that it hopes will position it in the long-term battle for local. Elements of the revamp include a more intuitive interface, an embrace of social media, a major ... [Link]

• Online Journalism Blog » Are these the biggest moments in journalism-blogging history? » Posted 3 hours ago

  Here’s another one for that book I’m working on - I’m trying to think: what have been the most significant events in the history of journalism blogging? Here’s what I have so far (thanks Mark Jones and Nigel Barlow): 1998: ... [Link]

• Invisible Inkling » Everything you know about online news design is wrong? » Posted 4 hours ago

  Over at Signal vs. Noise, Jason Fried explains “why the Drudge Report is one of the best designed sites on the Web.” “The Drudge Report usually leads with a “font size=+7” ALL CAPS headline in Arial. Sometimes it’s italicized. Sometimes, ... [Link]

• The Journalism Iconoclast » So, you have a blog. Now what? Vol. 1 » Posted 19 hours ago

  This is the start of a new series on the JI where I discuss tips on how to blog. These will usually be short, down-and-dirty tips.  If you’ve just started a blog, you’re probably wondering, “how do I get people ... [Link]

• yelvington.com » One more reason why feds won't bail out newspapers » Posted 20 hours ago

  Newsosaur Alan Mutter lists a series of reasons why newspapers won't see any of the bailout money that's being passed around by the Treasury. Here's one more: Diversity in media ownership is one of the incoming Obama administration's agenda items, ... [Link]

• yelvington.com » Beware those derivative numbers » Posted 20 hours ago

  Editor and Publisher reports 'Time Spent' at Top Sites Still Declining." This is another case where numbers can fool you. The Nielsen Online data "tracks the average time spent per person at a site during October." As the story notes, ... [Link]

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