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Table of Contents
1. Ebyline: A new way to buy and sell content
2. Lessons learned from WikiLeaks
3. Are we seeing a shift in the quality-vs.-quantity content debate?
4. How publishers curate the world of content
5. 6 ways to boost online content volume
6. Also In This Issue
7. Web Resources
1. Ebyline: A new way to buy and sell content
Can services like Ebyline help publishers more efficiently manage freelancers and license content? Bill Momary, co-founder and CEO of Ebyline, explains how his software strives to be a marketplace for quality content and content producers.
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2. Lessons learned from WikiLeaks
Is the WikiLeaks 'Cablegate' story a game-changer for investigative journalism? Not really, but there are three important takeaways for publishers.
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3. Are we seeing a shift in the quality-vs.-quantity content debate?
Some publishers are refocusing their efforts around quality journalism - and have the success metrics to back it up. Others, not so much - including, ironically, Editor & Publisher.
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4. How publishers curate the world of content

Content curation platforms have moved beyond the RSS feed, providing varying levels of automation, functions and technology to suit a media company's needs.

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5. 6 ways to boost online content volume

More options for resource-constrained media companies looking to supplement original content.

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6. Also In This Issue
Gawker to follow a more TV-oriented business model
Nick Denton, founder of Gawker Media, announced today on Lifehacker that the Gawker template is "evolving" past the blog format towards more television-oriented business models.
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Beyond the magazine replica: Publishers explore new types of content-driven apps
Utility apps, special issues and news/blog feeds offer three examples of how publishers are experimenting with new ways to deliver content on smartphones and tablets.
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Are iPad-only publications the new black?
If not quite the Year of the Tablet, at year's end 2010 might yet turn out to be the year of tablet-only publication.
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Moving content to the cloud
Massive server racks are less common décor for publishers, as cloud-based services have become an efficient way to host and manage Web content.
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Kiplinger: An old brand ready for new platforms
Kiplinger brought aboard a director of digital business development, Wallace Ryland, who has an entrepreneurial background. Building on momentum of the last year, Ryland hopes to expand the publisher's financial content to new audiences and platforms.
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How content companies can use the real-time Web
Ted Roden, Creative Technologist for The New York Times, discusses the benefits of real-time Web to content companies at the Web 2.0 Expo 2010 in this video.
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7. Web Resources
· Cygnus Business Media doubles traffic with SEO-focused directory platform - Media Business
· Time Inc.’s InStyle sets up shop at StyleFind - AllThingsD
· Got sources? NewsBasis launches Content Development Exchange - MediaBistro
· Hearst’s RealBeauty add product search and social Q&A to Website - min
Greetings
What’s your content strategy for 2011? Is aggregation the right play? Or a new app? Can you afford to fund investigative journalism? And where does video fit in? Determining where to get the biggest bang with your editorial products is more critical than ever. The following resources can help your budgeting and staffing decisions.
Clark Pettit
President and CEO
American Business Media
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