why libraries are like newspapers, and how we avoid lining the petcage

3. “ Generation Gap” by Joi Ito, on Flickr

4. let’s talk newspapers (and a little about magazines)

14. ... it’s hard to make money on online advertising ...

22. could the WSJ go free?

33. ramifications

34. not good. ( actually, a tragedy )

49. - Angela Layana, Flickr

51. “ Ex-Jane Editor lands at Yahoo” Michael Learmonth, Silicon Alley Insider , Dec 18 07 Holley Brandon

52. “ For a long time I thought glossy magazines were immune to threat of online journalism. Unlike business mags, glossies rely so heavily on photography that I believed they would remain safe in print, no matter how many people were flocking to the web. “However, Holley's move to Yahoo ... just pounds another nail into the coffin of print. It's becoming increasingly obvious that the only place a woman like Holley can make money is the internet -- no glossy magazine can sell ads against the kind of content she runs -- intelligent, irreverent stories that those who want more than what the typical women's interest publication offers. On the internet, that won't be a problem, because that's where smart people get their information. ” - Comment #1 , “Lauren”

53. red departs the woods “ Hoodwinked,” 2005

57. and let’s compare last-gen library metrics

61. what would Rupert say?

67. No one else will do them.

68. libraries must now strut our stuff with a different verve

81. “ whispering stream jagged pile of rocks distant thunder stirs” - Anon., Japan, 13 th c

83. that would change the university

84. which would be good not evil

85. like, thanks, dudes!