E-Mag designers are paid by magazine companies, not readers. It shows.
No one seems to remember the quiet, indelible, human truths that have driven magazine consumption for a hundred years. It's not too late. Read more – ‘Beautiful E-Mags Miss the Point’.
Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, Ning, email, digg, delicious..... Today the personal sharing options are endless. Using enough of thes services in concert most certainly connects you with more people than many "broadcasters" who have to be licensed by the FCC. That is it say, its powerful stuff. Read more – ‘Digital Journalism: The Project Proposal’.
I know we don't need another CES postmortem, so I'll keep this short.
I've grabbed some images and statistics that give a sense of CES' modern largesse as compared to twenty years ago. Read more – ‘CES’ Huge Growth Depicted—That’s What She Said’.
