Category Archives: intellitxt

Ziff Davis sells its mission statement

Posted on May 3, 2007 by

Paul Conley rants on Ziff Davis for their latest breach of journalistic ethics. They’ve gone so far as to sell the very text of their editorial mission statement to advertisers. Check out this screenshot: “If you want to see the … Continue reading →

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Do you want my clicks or my attention?

Posted on February 1, 2007 by

I’ve been a believer for a long time that the magazine business is best-suited amongst the “old” media markets to embrace and extend the online media world successfully. They understand communities. They understand niche content. And they get targeted advertising. … Continue reading →

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eWeek doesn’t want me to visit eweek.com

Posted on January 4, 2007 by

I saw a link to an eWeek story and visited in part because I hadn’t been there in so long. Ugh. Now I remember why. Here’s a 30 second screencast showing you why I’m not a regular reader. Link to … Continue reading →

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