In the little bit of spare time I’ve had lately, I’ve found myself gravitating towards articles about how users digest content on the web. One of the primary themes I’ve noticed in the best work is a renewed focus on keeping things short, sweet, and to the point.
Peter Bodenheimer • 05/09/2008
But like a lot of powerful concepts that are inevitably diluted into jargon by overuse and carelessness, it is well worth understanding, holding, and applying the substance.
Robbie Vitrano • 04/27/2008
Marc Andreessen, the only person I can think of who has founded and sold two, billion-dollar companies before turning 40, has officially started his New York Times deathwatch. Is this just a case of new media guy toasting the traditional media, or is there something more to it?
Peter Bodenheimer • 04/21/2008
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