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Common Craft on its success and business models
ReadWriteWeb have done a nice end-of-year profile on Common Craft, the folk who make the 'In Plain English' videos. It's a nice read and the part about why Common Craft decided to move away from its custom video service into its current licencing business model is interesting:
ReadWriteWeb signs syndication deal with
New York Times
Not at all surprised to read tonight that ReadWriteWeb has done a deal with the New York Times to provide syndicated technology stories. It's a terrific achievement for ReadWriteWeb, showing it's well and truly come of age as an authoritative source of technology news. And it's a smart move by the New York Times to accept it can't be all things to all technology readers and join forces with another supplier.
Blogging is niche and slowing, says RWW
ReadWriteWeb posts about Technorati's latest breakdown of the blogosphere and disagrees that the figures show blogging has become mainstream.
Posted in Featured, Journalism Also tagged blogosphere, blogs, readership, technorati Leave a comment


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