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March 28, 2012
The State of the Content Industry
Content (the stuff formerly known as information) has always been my reason to go to the WWW.
InfoDesign WebGem #6,400 - "At the forefront of this shift is the re-emergence of original, quality content and the surge in brands acting as publishers. Add to this changing landscape a redefining of journalism, shaped by social media, and the latest disruption in the broadcast industry, and media analysts see an industry that is both exciting and unsettling."
(Patrick Burke ~ The Content Strategist a.k.a. @contently)
Posted by PJB at March 28, 2012 10:45 AM | Classification: Content curation - Content strategy