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The Problem of Free and the Long Tail of Content Production

Internet users have grown accustomed to free content. But this is not without its problems. Jeff Chandler used to produce a Weekly WordPress podcast. His last podcast, “I tried,” is dated back in December. It’s a long, tired explanation about the difficulties of pouring so much energy into an endeavor that has no substantial financial Continue Reading »

The Long Tail of Online Profitability

Last week I listened to David Peralty give feedback to Jeff Chandler about his WordPress Weekly and WPTavern.com projects (see episode 75). David praised the community and visibility that Jeff had created through his weekly podcast and forum, in addition to his WPTavern.com site, but noted that he was aware Jeff hadn’t reached the monetization Continue Reading »

May 25, 2013 » Kristof Van Tomme: We’ve been looking at how to do DITA maps in Drupal, and the approach we had was a dropdown selector that lets you switch... (What Does Content Re-Use Look Like in a Web CMS?
May 25, 2013 » Mark Baker: Ellis, John Carroll’s research, as documented in The Nurnberg Funnel suggests otherwise. It seems... (Moving Beyond the TOC in Organizing Help Content — Illustrated Edition
May 24, 2013 » khách sạn sầm sơn giá rẻ: You seem to be very professional in the way you write.;.;’: (Does DITA Encourage Authors to Fragment Information into a Million Little Pieces?
May 24, 2013 » http://khachsansamson.com.vn/: There is noticeably big money to know about this. I suppose you made certain nice... (Does DITA Encourage Authors to Fragment Information into a Million Little Pieces?
May 24, 2013 » Mark Baker: It is certainly not the case that everyone searches the Web every time they have an information need. But... (Moving Beyond the TOC in Organizing Help Content — Illustrated Edition
May 24, 2013 » Jonatan Lundin: Hi Tom Thanks for an interesting post. First, I need to second Mark that people do not seek for topics... (Moving Beyond the TOC in Organizing Help Content — Illustrated Edition
May 23, 2013 » Mark Baker: Tom, For an scholarly study on the quality of crowd documentation vs official documentation, see... (Moving Beyond the TOC in Organizing Help Content — Illustrated Edition