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August 9th, 12:01pm
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Digital Imitation Is A Form Of Flattery For Old-Guard Publishers | paidContent
There’s doubtless a business to be built in making meaning from the content our friends share but, for all its recent buzz, Flipboard does a chronically bad imitation of the “magazine” it purports to be. That’s not because recontextualising articles written by friends is necessarily a bad thing - but, by their mostly ephemeral nature, the articles are content ill-suited for presentation in the more considered, time-consuming leanback medium that magazines really are.
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July 29th, 6:00am
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A Writing Revolution § SEEDMAGAZINE.COM
To quantify our changing reading and writing habits, we plotted the number of published authors per year, since 1400, for books and more recent social media (blogs, Facebook, and Twitter)
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