Comments on: Generosity as a business model http://blog-o-blog.com/09/03/2008/generosity-as-a-business-model/ is muffin but trouble Wed, 23 Dec 2009 14:12:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Yoga online http://blog-o-blog.com/09/03/2008/generosity-as-a-business-model/comment-page-1/#comment-741 Yoga online Fri, 11 Sep 2009 03:13:01 +0000 http://blog-o-blog.com/09/03/2008/generosity-as-a-business-model/#comment-741 The situation of the cows and generosity is beautifull but it's an utopia. The situation of the cows and generosity is beautifull but it's an utopia.

]]> By: Generosity as a business model ??? « Claire’s… http://blog-o-blog.com/09/03/2008/generosity-as-a-business-model/comment-page-1/#comment-516 Generosity as a business model ??? « Claire’s… Tue, 05 Aug 2008 08:23:11 +0000 http://blog-o-blog.com/09/03/2008/generosity-as-a-business-model/#comment-516 [...] (…) The third thing you need to do: Give it away. Unbundle your media. Put it on other sites. Right now, take your content and feed it out to people. Let other sites syndicate your content. Let people find it where they are. Those that don’t find you in searches can find you other places. All links should lead to Rome. They will come. (…)If you want to really secure your future as a leader in whatever content you provide, start by being a good neighbor. (…) Go out and grow your audience. Expand your network. People will gather around your content. Some of those people will support you by clicking on ads, more will given the right ad in the right context (either on your product or from somewhere else in your network).All links lead to Rome.Zac Echola [...] [...] (…) The third thing you need to do: Give it away. Unbundle your media. Put it on other sites. Right now, take your content and feed it out to people. Let other sites syndicate your content. Let people find it where they are. Those that don’t find you in searches can find you other places. All links should lead to Rome. They will come. (…)If you want to really secure your future as a leader in whatever content you provide, start by being a good neighbor. (…) Go out and grow your audience. Expand your network. People will gather around your content. Some of those people will support you by clicking on ads, more will given the right ad in the right context (either on your product or from somewhere else in your network).All links lead to Rome.Zac Echola [...]

]]> By: The new ideal newsroom: Part 2 | Zac Echola http://blog-o-blog.com/09/03/2008/generosity-as-a-business-model/comment-page-1/#comment-491 The new ideal newsroom: Part 2 | Zac Echola Wed, 09 Jul 2008 01:07:16 +0000 http://blog-o-blog.com/09/03/2008/generosity-as-a-business-model/#comment-491 [...] symbiotic relationships amongst fauna and flora, creepies and crawlies. The Web, too, relies on the generosity of others. A single Web site is only as strong as its [...] [...] symbiotic relationships amongst fauna and flora, creepies and crawlies. The Web, too, relies on the generosity of others. A single Web site is only as strong as its [...]

]]> By: Generosity = business model ??? « Claire’s… http://blog-o-blog.com/09/03/2008/generosity-as-a-business-model/comment-page-1/#comment-470 Generosity = business model ??? « Claire’s… Thu, 22 May 2008 14:19:02 +0000 http://blog-o-blog.com/09/03/2008/generosity-as-a-business-model/#comment-470 [...] (…) The third thing you need to do: Give it away. Unbundle your media. Put it on other sites. Right now, take your content and feed it out to people. Let other sites syndicate your content. Let people find it where they are. Those that don’t find you in searches can find you other places. All links should lead to Rome. They will come. (…) If you want to really secure your future as a leader in whatever content you provide, start by being a good neighbor. (…) Go out and grow your audience. Expand your network. People will gather around your content. Some of those people will support you by clicking on ads, more will given the right ad in the right context (either on your product or from somewhere else in your network).All links lead to Rome. Zac Echola [...] [...] (…) The third thing you need to do: Give it away. Unbundle your media. Put it on other sites. Right now, take your content and feed it out to people. Let other sites syndicate your content. Let people find it where they are. Those that don’t find you in searches can find you other places. All links should lead to Rome. They will come. (…) If you want to really secure your future as a leader in whatever content you provide, start by being a good neighbor. (…) Go out and grow your audience. Expand your network. People will gather around your content. Some of those people will support you by clicking on ads, more will given the right ad in the right context (either on your product or from somewhere else in your network).All links lead to Rome. Zac Echola [...]

]]> By: Generosity as a business model « Claire’s… http://blog-o-blog.com/09/03/2008/generosity-as-a-business-model/comment-page-1/#comment-469 Generosity as a business model « Claire’s… Tue, 20 May 2008 15:22:06 +0000 http://blog-o-blog.com/09/03/2008/generosity-as-a-business-model/#comment-469 [...] In order to compete you must cooperate, [...] [...] In order to compete you must cooperate, [...]

]]> By: Gordon Brander http://blog-o-blog.com/09/03/2008/generosity-as-a-business-model/comment-page-1/#comment-422 Gordon Brander Mon, 07 Apr 2008 20:19:32 +0000 http://blog-o-blog.com/09/03/2008/generosity-as-a-business-model/#comment-422 Wow, Zac, that was the most refreshing, well thought-out blog post I've read for a long, long time. Thanks. Are you on Twitter? I'm @<a href="http://twitter.com/gordonbrander" rel="nofollow">gordonbrander</a>. Wow, Zac, that was the most refreshing, well thought-out blog post I’ve read for a long, long time. Thanks.

Are you on Twitter? I’m @gordonbrander.

]]> By: links for 2008-03-17 | Daily EM http://blog-o-blog.com/09/03/2008/generosity-as-a-business-model/comment-page-1/#comment-380 links for 2008-03-17 | Daily EM Mon, 17 Mar 2008 04:23:22 +0000 http://blog-o-blog.com/09/03/2008/generosity-as-a-business-model/#comment-380 [...] Generosity as a business model | Zac Echola excellent post on how newspapers should adapt to the new age (tags: journalism business advertising newspapers philosophy research articles distribution economics digital scarcity) [...] [...] Generosity as a business model | Zac Echola excellent post on how newspapers should adapt to the new age (tags: journalism business advertising newspapers philosophy research articles distribution economics digital scarcity) [...]

]]> By: 3 views on the future of media: Generosity, Transition (or lack thereof), Panic | Daily EM http://blog-o-blog.com/09/03/2008/generosity-as-a-business-model/comment-page-1/#comment-379 3 views on the future of media: Generosity, Transition (or lack thereof), Panic | Daily EM Sun, 16 Mar 2008 08:18:07 +0000 http://blog-o-blog.com/09/03/2008/generosity-as-a-business-model/#comment-379 [...] Echola with “Generosity as a business model“–here are some of the tips he offers to news [...] [...] Echola with “Generosity as a business model“–here are some of the tips he offers to news [...]

]]> By: The Journalism Iconoclast » Newspapers, it’s time to panic http://blog-o-blog.com/09/03/2008/generosity-as-a-business-model/comment-page-1/#comment-377 The Journalism Iconoclast » Newspapers, it’s time to panic Sun, 16 Mar 2008 03:43:22 +0000 http://blog-o-blog.com/09/03/2008/generosity-as-a-business-model/#comment-377 [...] Zac Echola says journalists need to realize the days of false scarcity (and monopolies) are over. The nature of the Web and ever-falling technology prices mean that competitors will increase over time due to falling barriers to entry: Gone are the days of false scarcity (i.e. airwaves, static parks) and expensive resources (i.e. ink, paper and shipping) where the prices continue to rise. The falling costs of technology make distribution easier. [...] [...] Zac Echola says journalists need to realize the days of false scarcity (and monopolies) are over. The nature of the Web and ever-falling technology prices mean that competitors will increase over time due to falling barriers to entry: Gone are the days of false scarcity (i.e. airwaves, static parks) and expensive resources (i.e. ink, paper and shipping) where the prices continue to rise. The falling costs of technology make distribution easier. [...]

]]> By: There is no transition for newspapers, just constent, never ending change | Howard Owens http://blog-o-blog.com/09/03/2008/generosity-as-a-business-model/comment-page-1/#comment-376 There is no transition for newspapers, just constent, never ending change | Howard Owens Sat, 15 Mar 2008 18:04:57 +0000 http://blog-o-blog.com/09/03/2008/generosity-as-a-business-model/#comment-376 [...] thoughtful, thought-provoking piece from Zac Echola. It’s a must read for any journalist with any doubt that the game has changed radically and [...] [...] thoughtful, thought-provoking piece from Zac Echola. It’s a must read for any journalist with any doubt that the game has changed radically and [...]

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