magazines – Ryan Sholin

Adventures in Paywalls: The ‘Longshot’ Magazine Nagwall

Aug 2, 2011

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Adventures in Paywalls: The ‘Longshot’ Magazine Nagwall: The Awl’s take on the Longshot “nagwall,” which is sort of a combination of a “sharewall” and “nudgeware” and… Well, call it what you want, but I haven’t seen it yet, after skimming 4 or 5 stories, which is nice. In other news, Longshot is excellent, and you…

Rupert Murdoch, The Master Mogul of Fleet Street—Vanity Fair’s Latest E-Book

Aug 2, 2011

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Ryan Sholin

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Rupert Murdoch, The Master Mogul of Fleet Street—Vanity Fair’s Latest E-Book: A wise approach to turning your archives into a revenue source beyond what SEO and topic pages bring. Package your best stories about a given topic as an e-book, a Kindle Single, a PDF download, with a short design cycle and potentially, a big…

Clarification about online/print texts

May 7, 2010

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Ryan Sholin

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The editors of n+1 are looking to raise $75,000 to put their print-only archives online. Anyone game? Clarification about online/print texts

Social Media & Communications Intern – Mother Jones

Feb 12, 2010

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Ryan Sholin

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Social Media & Communications Intern – Mother Jones: This internship is part of the Ben Bagdikian fellowship program. You’ve read his books, right? Go for it. Social Media & Communications Intern – Mother Jones

Brijit – Great content in 100 words or less

Oct 29, 2007

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Ryan Sholin

in Newstangle

Magazine articles, summarized, aggregated, rated, linked. A little NYT-heavy at the moment, but the more users, the more diverse it should get. via Rex. Brijit – Great content in 100 words or less

The Masterplan | The Morning After

Sep 17, 2007

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Ryan Sholin

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Another ‘magazine layout’ wordpress theme, but it’s still quite bloggy feeling. The Masterplan | The Morning After

The unglossy truth about what we could learn from magazines – The Inksniffer

Jun 7, 2007

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Ryan Sholin

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Okay, this is officially the best new media blog subscription I picked up from the comments on the 10 Obvious Things post. Great ideas here, great directions to take a newspaper. The unglossy truth about what we could learn from magazines – The Inksniffer

Gawker’s Jessica Coen Trades In Blogdom For Vanity Fair, Pants – The Huffington Post

Sep 29, 2006

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Ryan Sholin

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Want to make it in the magazine world? Write a gossip blog. Coen goes the way of several other jumpers who have gone from the blogosphere to Giant Print Media Conglomerates. Gawker’s Jessica Coen Trades In Blogdom For Vanity Fair, Pants – The Huffington Post