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Watching time, the only true currency // A journal from John B. Roberts

Day: April 26, 2006

  • Media dollars as hard to aggregate as audiences?

    Scott Karp asked a few days ago “What If Media 2.0 Is Less Profitable Than Media 1.0?” As consumers spend more and more of their media time online, ad dollars have been pouring into online media — the assumption has been that the billions of dollars that large companies spend on mass media advertising and…

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  • A reason to visit NYC this summer

    In reading Mark Hurst’s interview with Katy Börner of Indiana University, I learned for the first time about Places & Spaces. This exhibit is about maps, and visualization, and it’s going to be at the New York Public Library for much of the summer. On my list to visit if I get the chance.

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  • Following through is important

    When we moved CNET News.com to CSS in September, 2003, an obvious inspiration was CSS Zen Garden. Later on, as the style sheets were improved and refactored as part of the October, 2005, redesign, we discussed just how far we had come. And we even discussed holding a contest to let our readers see what…

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