Index / Ecommerce News 04/27/2002 Crowdsource government work « BuzzMachine Leave a Reply. Click here to cancel reply. Name (required). Mail (will not be published) (required). Website. BuzzMachine is proudly powered by WordPress and Hosting Matters. 16 queries. 0.806 seconds. more info 02/25/2002 Value-added journalism « BuzzMachine Value-added journalism « BuzzMachine [...] Reply · El futuro de los periódicos « IT ruminations says: July 29, 2010 at 5:00 am. [...] futuro de los periódicos Jeff Jarvis resume certeramente uno de los principales retos a los que se ... more info 01/30/2002 What if there are no secrets? « BuzzMachine Cross posted at buzzmachine.com 681 [...] Reply · Ecopolitica » Wikileaks e o jornalismo: inovação e diferenciação says: July 27, 2010 at 1:51 pm. [...] post, Jarvis diz que a moral dessa história dos vazamentos dos “diários da guerra� ... more info 11/28/2001 Advertising is next « BuzzMachine “Advertising is next� http://www.buzzmachine.com/2010/07/24/advertising-is-next/ van @jeffjavis (via @basvandenbeld) Door @mgvandenbroek (1 minuut geleden) In: Digitaal – [...] Reply. andrew says: July 25, 2010 at 4:31 am ... more info 01/28/2001 No American BBC « BuzzMachine Cross posted at Buzzmachine.com 681 [...] Reply. Brian Steffen says: July 13, 2010 at 11:38 pm. Jeff, you write that Bollinger: “[P]ointed out that I am subsidized by government as a professor at a state university. Touché. ... more info 11/28/2001 Privacy wingnuts « BuzzMachine Cross posted at buzzmachine.com 1 [...] Reply · andrewo says: July 24, 2010 at 8:34 am. I think it's OK for people to be worried about RFID, not that such fears are rational, but because worry and fear are important parts of the process ... more info 10/29/2001 Don't fragment books (or other content) « BuzzMachine Don't fragment books (or other content) « BuzzMachine [...] Reply. Grant says: July 23, 2010 at 11:23 am. Thanks for the great post Jeff. I couldn't agree more. When I first read the news, it gave me my first bad taste towards Amazon. ... more info 08/29/2001 Google takes the FTC to school « BuzzMachine is an entirely new way of thinking,� so it surprises not that his recent post in Buzz Machine, “Google takes the FTC to school,� chortles about how Google's comments (July 20, 2010) on the FTC's Staff Discussion Draft on [...] ... more info 06/28/2001 Errata=beta=collaboration « BuzzMachine Errata=beta=collaboration « BuzzMachine L'errata des éditeurs : un ancêtres des réseaux sociaux et de Wikipedia? «Sixteenth-century editors and publishers, Eisentein says, “created vast networks of correspondents, solicited criticism of ... more info 11/28/2000 Will video become intimate? « BuzzMachine BuzzMachine says: July 12, 2010 at 9:52 am. [...] 4 to understand the impact of things like FaceTime and the things Jobs et al will invent (see my previous post). But I do think I need to see what develops on Android (see another ... more info 08/29/2001 It's still about friends « BuzzMachine Cross posted at Buzzmachine.com [...] Reply · Maxim says: July 21, 2010 at 3:41 am. Probably more accurate number would be “how many users visit Facebook at least once a week on average�. And this one divided by total number of users ... more info 02/27/2002 The importance of provenance « BuzzMachine The importance of provenance « BuzzMachine [...] Reply · Martin Moore says: June 28, 2010 at 1:02 am. Great post – absolutely. In an world of atomized media provenance is critical to trust. I've been banging on about this for a while ... more info 11/27/2000 The Quark of programming? « BuzzMachine at Buzz Machine, Jeff Jarvis is one of the excited ones: Will App Inventor yield lots of crappy apps? Of course, it will, just as Quark enabled sinful [...] Reply · The Meaning of Creativity is Changing, Again | Brian Frank says: ... more info 12/28/2000 The First Amendment wins one « BuzzMachine No American BBC « BuzzMachine says: July 13, 2010 at 8:51 pm. [...] He repeats the old saw that American media is already government subsidized. Except postal subsidies are meaningless as print and the post office decline. ... more info 03/30/2000 Independence day for newspapers « BuzzMachine July 5, 2010 at 11:54 am. [...] well to closer ties with the blogging community—and more of a reader-driven approach. Also see Jeff Jarvis's Buzz Machine blog and related posts. “Scandalize� your friends. Digg, Facebook and Twitter [. ... more info 12/29/2001 Disliking the public There are those in the press and government who don't like or trust the public they serve. It is an unliberal attitude–which can come from Liberals, by the way–for it doesn't buy the core belief of liberal democracy that the people ... more info 06/29/2000 Publicness bibliography « BuzzMachine Baited breath, we all have. Reply. Leave a Reply. Click here to cancel reply. Name (required). Mail (will not be published) (required). Website. BuzzMachine is proudly powered by WordPress and Hosting Matters. 16 queries. 0.727 seconds. more info 11/29/2001 Google finally reveals AdSense cut: 68% on content « BuzzMachine Jarvis / BuzzMachine: Google finally reveals AdSense cut: 68% on content — At last, Google is revealing its split on AdSense: 68% to publishers for [...] Reply · Google Reveals AdSense Revenue Shares for Content, Search-based Ads ... more info 07/30/2001 Public Parts « BuzzMachine Public Parts « BuzzMachine “in our current privacy mania we are not talking enough about the value of “publicness“. If we default to private, we risk losing the value of the connections the internet brings“ Please leave a comment below ... more info 01/30/2000 AT&T's cynical act « BuzzMachine uses for us all to be ubiquitously and constantly connected,� BuzzMachine blogger Jeff Jarvis says. But “AT&T says it wants nothing to do with that explosion (because it would have to work [...] ... more info 03/29/2000 iPad danger: app v. web, consumer v. creator « BuzzMachine iPad danger: app v. web, consumer v. creator. I tweeted earlier that after having slept with her (Ms. iPad), I woke up with morning-after regrets. She's sweet and pretty but shallow and vapid. Cute line, appropriate for retweets. ... more info 01/29/2002 This is social news « BuzzMachine This is social news « BuzzMachine [...] Reply · This Is South Africa – The Project | This is South Africa says: June 27, 2010 at 4:38 am. [...] Note: This project ended on 06/16/10. The site is not being updated. (More…) [...] ... more info 01/29/2002 The myth of the opinionless man* « BuzzMachine BuzzMachine: 'The importance of provenance' | Journalism.co.uk Editors' Blog says: June 28, 2010 at 3:46 am. [...] comes from. This is why we, the readers, must get better at accepting and valuing the results of more openness and be ... more info 12/29/1999 Hyper times « BuzzMachine tidigare försökt göra det själv söker nu NYT samarbeten ute på bygden istället. Hittat via http://www.buzzmachine.com/2010/06/30/hyper-times/ och jag håller med Jarvis – det här är vägen framåt. En kommentar säger mycket: �Liz [...] ... more info 04/29/2002 FTC protects journalism's past The Federal Trade Commission has been nosing around how to save journalism and in its just-posted “staff discussion draft� on “potential policy recommendations to support the reinvention of journalism,� it makes its bias clear: The FTC ... more info 07/30/2000 Confusing *a* public with *the* public « BuzzMachine BuzzMachine: Confusing *a* public with *the* public� I think Facebook's problem lately with its disliked like button is that they confuse the notion of the public sphere [...] with the idea of making a public—that is, the small ... more info 10/28/2000 Finally, good news for Google « BuzzMachine Finally, good news for Google « BuzzMachine [...] Reply · Becky Harshbarger says: May 12, 2010 at 10:42 pm. This was a great read during a long, delayed train ride to D.C– it didn't break any news, but it was informative and had ... more info 03/28/2002 There is no hot news. All news is hot news. « BuzzMachine 49 Responses to “There is no hot news. All news is hot news.� Jarvis on “hot news� | Lloyd Shepherd @work says: June 28, 2010 at 11:54 am. [...] via There is no hot news. All news is hot news. « BuzzMachine. [...] ... more info 03/30/2001 Editing your customers « BuzzMachine Leave a Reply. Click here to cancel reply. Name (required). Mail (will not be published) (required). Website. BuzzMachine is proudly powered by WordPress and Hosting Matters. 16 queries. 0.801 seconds. more info 03/29/2001 Future of news « BuzzMachine Leave a Reply. Click here to cancel reply. Name (required). Mail (will not be published) (required). Website. BuzzMachine is proudly powered by WordPress and Hosting Matters. 16 queries. 0.690 seconds. more info 11/27/2000 What phone(s) should I buy? Or not? « BuzzMachine Leave a Reply. Click here to cancel reply. Name (required). Mail (will not be published) (required). Website. BuzzMachine is proudly powered by WordPress and Hosting Matters. 16 queries. 0.679 seconds. more info 10/28/2001 WWZD? « BuzzMachine estimable Seth Godin, in response to a comment in Jeff Jarvis's post on Buzz Machine, pointed out that keeping the mistake secret, quietly honoring the prices and working to ensure that [...] ... more info 12/29/2000 If Facebook were smart… « BuzzMachine -If Facebook were smart @ BuzzMachine -Bond mutual fund flows turn negative @ BondSquack -Yahoo (YHOO) US traffic is collapsing @ Sillicon Valley Insider -Baidu (BIDU) soars after stock split @ BloggingStocks -Do's and Don't when ... more info 04/27/2001 Google's German screw-up « BuzzMachine Google's German screw-up « BuzzMachine – "But this also shows how out of touch German media is with its audience on this point, for the German populace clearly does not mistrust and hate Google the way media do. They use Google more ... more info 01/29/2002 Rupert's pathetic pay wall « BuzzMachine June 4, 2010 at 6:09 pm. [...] built on the scoop, the story and information that wasn't common. Here's a bit from Buzzmachine.com, which I've referred to before. But think about it. Then ask. Does it really make sense to [...] ... more info 05/30/2001 Human in the throne? « BuzzMachine Crossposted at Buzzmachine.com 1 [...] Reply · Being Human in Politics and Business | Business | Martin Koss says: May 22, 2010 at 3:03 am. [...] “Human in the throne?� Jeff refers back to the past couple of years (or more) of many ... more info 05/29/2002 Facebook's identity opportunity – or somebody's « BuzzMachine Confusing *a* public with *the* public « BuzzMachine says: May 8, 2010 at 3:22 pm. [...] I would not be surprised to hear that Zuckerberg shares this gospel. I think he's sincere when he says he sees Facebook as a tool to enable us all ... more info 12/29/2000 On the media « BuzzMachine It was fluff. Reply. Leave a Reply. Click here to cancel reply. Name (required). Mail (will not be published) (required). Website. BuzzMachine is proudly powered by WordPress and Hosting Matters. 16 queries. 0.939 seconds. more info 09/29/2001 Bizarro identity « BuzzMachine Bizarro identity « BuzzMachine – I'm still trying to get my head around Facebook's moves to become the king of identity online. Hell, if Leo Laporte couldn't quite figure it out on yesterday's taping of This Week in Google, then I'm not ... more info 01/30/2002 Jeff Jarvis: Advertising is next « BuzzMachine “We have been so overtly dependent on advertising as the turbine that runs this place, and that is a very, very risky model as we emerge from the recession,� Condé CEO Chuck Townsend told The Times. “In a company like... more info 11/27/2001 Advertising is next - Jeff Jarvis - BuzzMachine.com Advertising is next - Jeff Jarvis - BuzzMachine.com (www.buzzmachine.com) by abnormalreturns about 21 hours ago Condé Nast is a house built on smoke and mirrors — that is, to say, on brand advertising. So it is astonishing to hear its ... more info 10/28/2000 Reboxing « BuzzMachine You touch on the thing that made me almost hit the big, red “unsubscribe� button on my iPhone RSS reader for Buzzmachine. It's not that I think Apple can do no wrong. I don't. It's not that I don't respect his conclusion that it isn't a ... more info 01/30/2002 Two dinosaurs fighting over a dodo bird « BuzzMachine Leave a Reply. Click here to cancel reply. Name (required). Mail (will not be published) (required). Website. BuzzMachine is proudly powered by WordPress and Hosting Matters. 16 queries. 0.535 seconds. more info 12/28/2001 Disliking the public « BuzzMachine This from Jeff Jarvis of the Buzz Machine. Interesting read. It is short however he reflects on those, that because they are in public office, believe they know better than we do. They want to protect us from ourselves. ... more info 05/30/2002 Google news First, the news: Google told me today that they would consider giving more transparency about revenue splits in Adsense. At a private meeting with a dozen and a half media people at Davos with CEO Eric Schmidt, President of sales Nikesh ... more info 02/25/2002 @sternshow: penises « BuzzMachine prostate cancer the stern show and jeff jarvis…when it comes to prostate cancer awareness any awareness is good awareness « Prostate diaries says: May 7, 2010 at 7:12 pm. [...] Buzzmachine by Jeff Jarvis is on Stern and has a prostate ... more info 02/25/2002 @sternshow: digital farts « BuzzMachine As a daily Stern listener and longtime Buzzmachine reader… (I feel like I'm one of those sports-talk callers who start with “I'm a 15 year season ticket holder…�) The tension over Howard's next course of action is now absolutely ... more info 07/28/2000 TEDxNYed: This is bullshit « BuzzMachine This morning I was reading BuzzMachine, a blog by Jeff Jarvis, when I came upon this statement in TedxNYed: This is Bullshit: We must stop looking at education as a product – in which we turn out every student giving the [...] ... more info 12/28/2000 What Google should do « BuzzMachine What Google should do Published: January 12, 2010 Source: BuzzMachine I am astounded and delighted at the news that Google is no longer comfortable censoring search results at the call of the Chinese government and is threatening to ... more info 09/27/2001 Privacy, publicness & penises « BuzzMachine (See France claims success in Google privacy breach The German privacy paradox « BuzzMachine Privacy, publicness & penises). Google is guaranteed to build itself into your life: car, phone, home pc, house, life…. [...] ... more info 05/28/2001 From a cloud to the cloud: How ash kills airmail « BuzzMachine BuzzMachine explains why “[t]he ash cloud over Europe will kill airmail and with it paper documents around the world.� Joho the Blog says the Internet has provided little help to travelers trying to figure out [...] ... more info 05/28/2001 The cloud crisis « BuzzMachine Leave a Reply. Click here to cancel reply. Name (required). Mail (will not be published) (required). Website. BuzzMachine is proudly powered by WordPress and Hosting Matters. 16 queries. 0.477 seconds. more info 06/28/2002 Serendipity is unexpected relevance « BuzzMachine Serendipity is unexpected relevance « BuzzMachine Can that relevance be analyzed and served? Can we still get serendipity online? Of course, we can and do — mostly on Twitter and Facebook. Serendipity comes from friends who find that ... more info 02/26/2001 The money graph « BuzzMachine “It also does not give me comfort that we're wasting previous time futzing over walls when we should be paying attention to the big problems we have…dreadful engagement and loyalty,� BuzzMachine blogger Jeff Jarvis says. [...] ... more info 12/28/2000 The German privacy paradox, continued German researchers have found that—heated rhetoric about privacy aside—people are willing to give away personal information in exchange for a bargain. They're even willing to give it away for nothing. The Social Science Research Center ... more info 11/27/2000 News(paper) in the cloud « BuzzMachine And do the readers really care whether it's an award-winning photo, or is it more important just to show SOME photos to say “we were there�? What they're saying on Buzzmachine « The Ben Franklin Project says: April 13, 2010 at 8:19 pm ... more info 11/29/2001 Advertising is next « BuzzMachine My interpretation of the strategic earthquake at Condé: Advertising is next to fall: http://bit.ly/ciEGPL Condé Nast is a house built on smoke and mirrors — that is, to say, on brand advertising. So it is astonishing to hear its CEO, ... more info 11/29/2000 » Glam: The success of the network | BuzzMachine YABOYA Glam: The success of the network | BuzzMachine. 4 May 2010. I have been arguing for as long as anyone would listen that the future of media is less about products and more about networks. It's so nice to be proven right. ... more info 05/30/2001 This is bullshit: My TEDxNYED talk « BuzzMachine Move on or out. Reply. Leave a Reply. Click here to cancel reply. Name (required). Mail (will not be published) (required). Website. 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In terms of college, I think getting exposure to lots of different students studying lots of different things is a key value. ... more info 09/29/2001 Media's evolving spheres of discovery « BuzzMachine Media's evolving spheres of discovery « BuzzMachine Thanks to new tools — Twitter, Facebook, Buzz — human linksare exploding as a means of discovery, which gives lie to the old-media complaints of Rupert Murdoch et al that aggregators ... more info 04/28/2000 NewBizNews: What ad sales people hear « BuzzMachine NewBizNews: What ad sales people hear Published: February 5, 2010 Source: BuzzMachine Recently, at CUNY, we held a roundtable for ad sales people from hyperlocal blogs to big newspapers to hear what they are hearing from local merchants ... more info 10/29/2001 Murdoch: The Dirty Dumper « BuzzMachine Leave a Reply. Click here to cancel reply. Name (required). Mail (will not be published) (required). Website. BuzzMachine is proudly powered by WordPress and Hosting Matters. 16 queries. 1.321 seconds. more info 03/29/2001 Ashes and zen: My volcanic story « BuzzMachine international departures area at Newark. photo from Flickr user johnmcga I also amusedly followed Jeff Jarvis, a New York journalism professor who is well-known for his active blog Buzz Machine and book [...] ... more info 01/29/2000 Mobile=local « BuzzMachine Leave a Reply. Click here to cancel reply. Name (required). Mail (will not be published) (required). Website. BuzzMachine is proudly powered by WordPress and Hosting Matters. 16 queries. 0.736 seconds. more info 02/26/2002 A Bill of Rights in Cyberspace « BuzzMachine A Bill of Rights in Cyberspace « BuzzMachine well, rather 'easyging' in the style, something more formal mght be called for ,) (tags: rights civil internet declaration) Possibly related posts: (automatically generated)links for ... more info 12/30/1999 The hunt for the elusive influencer « BuzzMachine Leave a Reply. Click here to cancel reply. Name (required). Mail (will not be published) (required). Website. BuzzMachine is proudly powered by WordPress and Hosting Matters. 16 queries. 1.188 seconds. more info 11/29/2001 Italy endangers the web « BuzzMachine Italy endangers the web « BuzzMachine - Viewsflow says: February 26, 2010 at 5:14 am. [...] And how do you have a "bill of rights" sans constitution? I don't understand, @jeffjarvisClose [...] ... more info 05/30/2002 USAA is a social fool « BuzzMachine Leave a Reply. 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Introducing SFoodie's morning roundup of the past 24 hours of rumor, innuendo, and straight-up facts about San Francisco restaurant... more info 06/28/2000 What is content, then? « BuzzMachine He goes on to say that content is everywhere and with new media, we are all content creators. http://www.buzzmachine.com/2010/04/07/what-is-content-then/#comments Possibly related posts: (automatically generated)More Coverage from ... more info 10/29/2001 Don't fragment books (or other content) « BuzzMachine ... and that's going to hurt the eBook market's growth, which could affect Amazon, even as it announces that its Kindle book sales exceeded hardback sales last month. … More here: Don't fragment books (or other content) « BuzzMachine. more info 08/29/2000 Google's Buzz(machine) « BuzzMachine for journalism, the two best quick guides are by Will Sullivan at Poynter and Google-watcher Jeff Jarvis at BuzzMachine. Jarvis sees Buzz as a major step toward the “hyperpersonal news stream� that [...] ... more info 06/28/2000 Where the TV fight goes « BuzzMachine Leave a Reply. Click here to cancel reply. Name (required). Mail (will not be published) (required). Website. BuzzMachine is proudly powered by WordPress and Hosting Matters. 16 queries. 0.560 seconds. more info 09/28/2001 Google takes the FTC to school (Jeff Jarvis/BuzzMachine) Jeff Jarvis / BuzzMachine: Google takes the FTC to school — Google just issued a response to the Federal Trade commission's staff discussion draft on potential recommendations to support the reinvention [read: preservation] of ... more info 09/28/2001 Is journalism storytelling? « BuzzMachine Read original… more info 10/29/2001 Post-postal « BuzzMachine Post-postal « BuzzMachine [...] Reply. Papergeek says: March 23, 2010 at 4:24 pm. It is a no brainer to eliminate Saturday delivery by the Post Office. Maybe there should be mail delivery four days per week. It's true that an electronic ... more info 09/28/2001 After comments « BuzzMachine Original Article: http://www.buzzmachine.com/2010/04/21/after-comments/ [...] Reply. Gary Owens says: April 23, 2010 at 7:24 am. The best part of online newspaper articles are the comments, many of which show more knowledge of the ... more info 02/26/2002 Worthless readers Tweet: Worthless readers. And what to do about Murdoch et al's whining about them. One response publishers make to my argument that Google drives value to them and their content in the link economy is that the readers Google sends are ... more info 10/30/2000 The German privacy paradox « BuzzMachine Hier das Zitat aus der Quelle, dem Blog “Buzzmachine�: Yet go into a German sauna, and there the Germans are, male and female, together, sweaty and naked. Germans protect the privacy of everything but their private parts. [...] ... more info 08/30/2001 Next for media « BuzzMachine Thank you! Reply. Leave a Reply. 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[...] Teaching entrepreneurial journalism « BuzzMachine Roundup of key points, and viewpoints, expressed in a conference call last week on entrepreneurial journalism education. [...] ... more info 05/29/2001 Google's synchronicity « BuzzMachine WP Greet BoxI had intended to post this as a comment on Jeff Jarvis' BuzzMachine post about Google's Synchronicity – but it got a bit long, so I thought I'd share here instead and, hopefully, invite the [...] Reply. pacific_waters says: ... more info 12/29/2001 Demand Media's advisors « BuzzMachine Leave a Reply. Click here to cancel reply. Name (required). Mail (will not be published) (required). Website. BuzzMachine is proudly powered by WordPress and Hosting Matters. 16 queries. 0.525 seconds. more info 10/29/2001 Murdoch madness « BuzzMachine Murdoch madness [BuzzMachine] – Jeff Jarvis speaks with wisdom: "Were Bing to pay News Corp. to drop Google, it would be a double-play in Google's favor: Microsoft would lose money and gain little. 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