20 July 2007

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Net Savvy Newspapers face pricey future Matthew Buckland predicts that newspapers of the future will be luxurious, pricey items. Media, take note of bloggers The blogosphere is more than just a fad. It represents very real competition to traditional media publishers which includes online publishers, writes Matthew Buckland. Upwardly mobile Content on cellphones is the killer apparatus and online publishers should beware, writes Matthew Buckland. Gimme some link-love The fundamental art of linking is something online media could learn from the blogosphere, writes Matthew Buckland. Online ads: What's working? Online advertising as we know it is crude. But it is entering a new era of sophistication, writes Matthew Buckland. Decline of the Homepage Matthew Buckland says online publishers should start treating every web-based article as if it is a "mini-homepage". Online 'permanence' Imagine a world where you could actively sell advertising on archived content. Well, it is here, says Matthew Buckland. MORE HEADLINES Magazines slow to embrace online It's about branding, stupid Why can't we all just get along? Battle of the Business sites Blog off Online is no 'threat' Roll on broadband The people have written Web 2.0 a Poo Sandwich? The Real Boom Perfect Partnership Looks Like TV T-shirts to Ties? Naspers Cleans Up What's a Wiki? Name in Lights Why SA's Online Journalism is Rubbish Behind the Growth Google on my Stoep The Ad Edge Disaster Support Cautious Optimism Wire with a Conscience Dare to Stream Who're the Big Fish? Mugabe's Online Nightmare Misogynist Web? Google's Ad Agency Promised Land? Joe Bloggs 'Journalism' Hyperbole No Longer Cocking up convergence Killing print's numbers? Stat spat Closing the gate

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