Name: Haydn Shaughnessy
Dateline: Dublin
Weblog: www.mediangler.com
Articles: 30
First Published: Wednesday, September 6, 2006
Last Published: Saturday, October 21, 2006
Currently listing articles 30-1:
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It's About the Copyright, Stupid— The debate about Google, You Tube, and copyright is about the viability of the web as it has evolved in the past twelve months. It's
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The Affliction of The Web— One theory says the future filtering of "truth" on the web relies on our collective critical intelligence. Pity we spent twenty years dumbing down.
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The Story of the Week: Classifieds— Online classifieds have the potential to decimate newspaper earnings but not for as long as businesses are not online.
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Ten Views on Blogs and News— In a week when bloggers and journalists discussed their respective trades, ten points that stood out.
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Content Review in the Week Before Google— A review of happenings in the web content world focuses in on the Murdoch strategy.
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The BBC Learns To Blog, And Why That's News— As senior news executives begin to blog what will it bring out into the open?
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More on The Internet Changes How We Think— Concluding a look at how the Internet affects how we think.
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The Internet Changes How We Think, Uh?— Ever wondered if we were in the middle of a revolution in conciousness how you might know about it?
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At Last! The Last Content List— Rounding off the last of Haydn Shaughnessy's web content types.
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More Views On What's Next In Media— Broadcasters have driven talent out; like newspapers they've ignored key areas of skills development, and now when they need to innovate they're stuck.
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Hollywood vs. The Web: The Art of Devotion or The Need for Community— Do you produce content in order to attract a following, or do you produce content because you are committed to passionate self-expression?
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Where Content Is Headed (Part Three)— The type of content on the web is proliferating and its sheer diversity is what poses the ultimate threat to conventional media. Here's part three
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Where Content Is Headed (Part Two)— Continuing a look at the proliferating types of content out there on the web.
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Bush, Islam, and The Death Of The Liberal Mind— Have we abandoned the quest for fairness and justice or can we go back to our roots and rediscover liberalism?
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Where Content Is Headed
— With the proliferation of new types of content, here are five new avenues to watch.
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Editing Fashion— Fashion photographer Nick Knight brings a new type of fashion content to the web.
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Looking At The Future of Newspapers— When you get down to the basics, newspapers are a business and they see a very clear way forward. You might not like it.
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The Week in Web Content— It's a content-driven future for Web 2.0.
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Blair Witch Director's Web Journey— The director of The Blair Witch Project distributes his most recent film via the Internet.
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What Will Happen With Newspapers?
— Continuing that debate about what will happen to newspapers and television.
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All The Way to The Abandominium: Content 2.0 Meets the Urban Experience— Street culture on the web at Mixcast is creating hot content for a global audience.
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Ten Things That Will Happen to TV and Newspapers— The future of television and newspapers hit the news this week - here's an insider's view of what's going to happen.
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The Rise and Rise of the Short Form: Art, Commerce or Ego— ...
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Web-Based Television: What Can We Watch?— There's some great web-based television going on, but not much critical scrutiny to help guide us on our way. Here's a brief overview.
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The Mythical 1200: The Internet and the Future of TV— What happens in the struggle for eyeballs between Internet companies and those in the TV business affects what we do each day, but a new
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The First Political Coup of the 21st Century— It's the perfect definition of our current world that the first political coup of the new century is going to be executed by the news
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Do This With Your Diet - Just Do It— I can’t afford good white wine but I learned in France to chill a red. I’m sure we’ll be happy.
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It's Revenge Time For BBC On Blair— What does BBC TV have against British PM Tony Blair?
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Are Web Conversations Designed To Be Monotonous?— Web tracking systems act much like traditional media's attention tracker - grab the consensus. So where's the innovation in that?
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The People's Web 2.0— Well, Web 2.0 has news for you - a future earning money from what you say to your friends.
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