Joey Baker

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June 2009

Syracuse vs. Cornell - 2009 NCAA Lacrosse Championship Game → youtube.com
May 31, 2009

May 2009

Download "Gallery": A Free WordPress Theme → smashingmagazine.com

Pretty sweet WordPress theme for portfolios

May 31, 2009
Cum Laude in Evading Bandits → nytimes.com

How to travel in 3rd world countries and survive the thieves.

May 31, 2009
Taft HS, Last Text Message → vimeo.com

We asked students at Taft High School in Lincoln City, OR what was their last text message? Here are the answers.

Cast: ken harper

May 31, 2009
WSJ vs. Subscribers → blogs.law.harvard.edu

Proof positive that using one, centralized ID to allow easy online payment is critical.

May 31, 2009
It's Heeerrre: 'Pay With Facebook' Is In The Wild → techcrunch.com

Facebook takes the very logical, very good step toward enabling you to pay via their login.

May 31, 2009
Jeff Jarvis Big Idea The Internet "connection machine" diminishes the need for advertising → youtube.com
May 31, 2009
“…the “modern” web browsers (Firefox, Chrome, Safari and Opera) … (”Modern” is Google’s passive aggressive way of calling out Microsoft’s Internet Explorer.)” — Google Wave Drips With Ambition. A New Communication Platform For A New Web.
May 30, 2009
Viewers 35 Drive Long-Form Video Streaming → mediapost.com

It’s not just the young that love the internet, or are quick to adapt – it’s all of us.

May 30, 2009
Obama-Assassination Classified Ad Sparks React, Apology → editorandpublisher.com

Fantastic editorial control from newspapers there. Really shows why pros are so much better than the blogosphere. /sarcasm

May 29, 2009
Google Wave Developer Preview at Google I/O 2009 → youtube.com
May 29, 2009
“I have adopted this relatively open approach because I view the future of media (or at least the kind of ideas and issues based work that I do as a freelancer) as being about hosting and facilitating conversations — interacting with the people who care about the work that you do is vital,” she said.” —MediaShift . How Journalists Are Using Twitter in Australia | PBS
May 29, 2009
Three ways to become a good Documentary Journalist → kurtlancaster.com

  1. Gives voice to the subject
  2. Takes us into the personal life-space of the subject.
  3. Visually compelling.
May 29, 2009
#Photography #Photojournalism
Coleran Reel 2008.06 HD → vimeo.com

Showreel of screen design work for various films that I have worked on over the last 9 years.

There is an iPhone compatible version here as well, as long as a collection of older reels and…

May 29, 2009
Four observations about charging for news that are often overlooked → niemanlab.org

Well thought out points about paywalls. Conclusion: go for it, but you’re not saving journalism, you’re delaying the end of newspapers.

May 29, 2009
So Long Sections? → nimblecode.com

Amen brother! I’ve been saying this for years: drop the damn confusing, non-made-for-web nav bars on newspaper sites in favor of a web-first methodology.

May 29, 2009
Please Charge for Content! → youtube.com
May 29, 2009
Real Time: The Web's New Prime Time → adweek.com

Wanna get around the problem of marketing not being fast enough for the real-time web? Be transparent: it’s constant, real-time, advertising.

May 29, 2009
“Gift registries for weddings, anniversaries, graduations, babies, retirements and holidays are important opportunities. 
Obituaries offer chances to send flowers and contribute to memorial funds. 
Our products and content relating to the arts and entertainment must include opportunities to buy tickets to movies, concerts and other events online or to buy books or download songs. 
Sports sites will offer chances to buy tickets, clothing, memorabilia, etc. 
The calendar will offer registration for events and classes, ticket sales and so on. 
Dining content will include opportunities to make reservations or buy gift certificates. 
For Hawkeye sporting events, community festivals and University of Iowa events such as graduation and orientation, we will offer chances to make reservations online for lodging, meals and entertainment. 
Our iGuide business directory needs to include options for coupons, gift certificates, direct purchases, making reservations, placing orders, requesting information. 
When we use traditional ads priced by how many thousand people see them, we should seek to include options to click to download a coupon, buy a gift certificate or order a product, delivering more value for the business and a bigger pay-for-performance cut for us.”
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Recovering Journalist: Inventing the Future in Iowa

Great list of things newsorgs can charge for.

May 28, 2009
#Business Model #Freemium #Newspapers
Things I Learned from "Now Us"

Now us is a film about crowdsourcing. Things I learned:

  • The theory that news web sites only work for techi communities is wrong. Examples: mumsnet.com, couch surfing, craigslist, dating sites.
  • The crowdsource model is cheaper than top down management. It’s easier, and cheaper to be totally transparent. WWGD? They’ve asked the crowd to do all of their page ranking for them – that’s much cheaper and easier than paying people to evaluate which parts of the web are worth more.
May 28, 2009
#crowdsourcing #new media #transparency
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