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Then again, they’ll probs just go with: “Asdfasdfasdfasdfasdfasdfasdfasdfasdf.”
0Epiphany: Side benefit to not being on the media beat. Unlike @Choire and @AlexBalk, I don’t have to write an obligatory “So Then There’s This” post in response to this. [Google Real-Time Search Results]
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…and where the money’s at, according to anyone working in web publishing for the last decade. Then again, I’m loving this adorable New Nick running around introducing the concept to all. It’s such fantastic theater. (via nickdouglas)
“Where’s my pageview bonus, Denton?”
“Gawker Media’s Nick Denton, one of the first to pay writers according to their page views and now a high-profile skeptic of the practice…in the last year, he has moved to hiring them as full-time employees, with set salaries and bonuses tied to “unique visitors”—a metric that he says measures the writer’s ability to bring new readers into the fold. No sentimentalist, Denton says he changed the formula because he found that page-view incentives encouraged writers to deliver worthless rehashes rather than reporting and tabloid-style scoops—in other words, journalism.” Above: Putting a Price on Words, NYT Magazine, May 10, 2010@Nick: If I were you, I’d check out the uniques, where you kicked everyone’s ass…
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Confusing the Commenters
Mulling Cook’s: “The Spy Who Wronged Me: The New York Times’ Messy Entanglement With an Ex-Spook” on Gawker: LoveHandles 5:18 PM: This deserves more pageviews Maggie 7:40 PM: Instant vision: Cook bends, grabs the Filkins/Mazzetti story firmly by its ankles, flips it upside down. Story …
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