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The Web strategy hamster wheel
Today our company’s CEO paid us a visit. To mark the occasion, we had a meeting to talk about how much content our paper should be putting online.
Our corporate owners have a policy about how much content we and the other papers should be putting online for free. I won’t give a number, but [...]
The perils of centralization
My paper’s Web site is down tonight. I don’t know if it’s scheduled maintenance or not. I assume if this is scheduled maintenance that I didn’t get the memo. As the Web editor, I should get those memos.
I think it likely that it’s not scheduled maintenance, and here’s why. The main Web site for the [...]
Pew releases its ‘Millenials’ report
Pew Research released its report on the “Millenial” generation today. I’ve downloaded it (you can too) and I look forward to reading it and commenting on it tonight.
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Michael Becker has been blogging about academia, digital culture and journalism since 2005. He is the Web editor of the
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