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Tips for HTML5, part 5: A closer look at selected tags
Brian Manzullo said: Mindy McAdams provides a look into HTML5, which will make coding easier for journalists (or at least should).
Post-paywall NYT to remain blogger-friendly
Brian Manzullo said: Spokeswoman Stacy Green says: "The pay model will be designed so readers that are referred from third party sites such as blogs will be able to access that content without hitting their limit, enabling NYTimes.com to continue being a part of the open web."
Is print still king? Has online made a move? Updating a controversial post
Brian Manzullo said: Seems readership still favors print, although overall readership is on the decline. (At least according to this analysis)
The problem with comments isn't them
Brian Manzullo said: The problem with online commenting is not necessarily identities or tools — it's the timing, and how you play host.
Scripps' Goal: Reinventing Local TV News
Brian Manzullo said: "As strange as it sounds, we are focusing more and more on print and online as separate businesses and not the same."
How is Seattle P-I doing, one year later?
Brian Manzullo said: The Post-Intelligencer is not quite profitable, although Hearst Seattle Media GM says it's on track.
Anonymous Comments: Are They Good or Evil?
Brian Manzullo said: Spawned by a Twitter debate. I agree with Mathew- we should leave comfortable interaction open to everybody who has a valuable opinion. Requiring real identities can prohibit that.
Don't Let Your Website Ruin Your Magazine's Tablet Edition
Brian Manzullo said: Why tablet viewing could force you to re-examine your Web strategy.
Creation or aggregation: What is the real added value of today's journalism?
Brian Manzullo said: "Actually, this is a trick question... because they're the same thing. In journalism, our "original" content always has been the product of aggregation."
Fear not for information - it always finds a highway
Brian Manzullo said: "There’s no telling what the next decade will bring. But most media entrepreneurs, especially those in sunny California, believe there is a light at the end of this storm. We don’t know just what it will look like, and anyone who tells you they do know is lying through his teeth."
