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Mashable previews their upcoming Mashable Follow system. This is something every publisher should pay attention to. Don't create packages of random news, create personal relevant news.
Eric Schmidt: What I Read: http://j.mp/gwGzX8, and his visions for the future of newspapers.
Top 50 Branded Facebook Pages - http://bit.ly/hlpD1E - Handy list, kept up to date.
The social cleanup: No, I'm not going to be your Facebook friend:http://j.mp/eK791a
The Facebook Empire Ends Here http://bit.ly/eopH24
Why the Medium Is Not the Message: http://j.mp/ejpksE
Paywall Strategies 2011: All the coverage in one place:http://is.gd/wBcyzU
Facebook is Not Enough: 7 Reasons Your Business Needs a Website -http://copy.bz/gp4Tyk - only #7 makes sense, the rest is crap.
"If you cut your RSS short I will ignore your post.", says Kirsten Wright.
Skype To Start Running Ads This Week.
Olivier Blanchard on clarity and honesty http://bit.ly/flBuWX
The Always Logged In Experience.
Social Shopping - A Retail Future.
Study: Too Much Technology Has Destroyed Our Ability To Sleep
What the Quick Bar Affair Says About Twitter's Future.
Article to Article optimization - and the need for a Virtual Front Page. I agree with the virtual front page, but not with the need for an actual front page (article coming)
Facebook Comments Have Silenced The Trolls - But Is It Too Quiet?
First look: "check into the future" Ditto. Interesting, but not narrow a business model.
The media cannot lower themselves to untrustworthy lobbyists.
Blende drops pay-per-article, and that's not really surprising.
In a world of noise, one of the best things you can do is to give people an oasis of value.
Experimenting with news-fatigue, the Guardian model, and adding humans
Disney+ isn't like other streaming services, and let's talk gender bias.
What the privacy case against Bounty tells us about GDPR legislation.
Bundling media sounds so tempting, but the math never matches what we see in the real world.
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"Thomas Baekdal is one of Scandinavia's most sought-after experts in the digitization of media companies. He has made himself known for his analysis of how digitization has changed the way we consume media."
Swedish business magazine, Resumé
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