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On the heels of my post the other day on building social networks around news (in which I mentioned that more than 90 percent of newspapers still have no social networking in their business model) here's some information from the Pew Internet and American Life Project that that makes it clear why, in largely ignoring social networking, the newspaper industry is missing the boat:
The share of adult internet users who have a profile on an online social network site has more than quadrupled in the past four years — from 8% in 2005 to 35% now, according to the Pew Internet & American Life Project's December 2008 tracking survey.
By age group, the survey found that in 2008:
- 75% of online adults 18-24 have a profile on a social network site
- 57% of online adults 25-34 have a profile on a social network
- 30% of online adults 35-44 have one
- 19% of online 45 to 54 year olds have a profile
- 10% of online 55 to 64 year olds have a profile
- 7% of online adults 65 and older have a profile
View those levels in the context of the four-year quadrupling rate, it's clear that in another few years, virtually everyone under 45, and perhaps a majority of those older, will be active on social networks. (It's the newspaper readership curve, upside-down.) What will they be doing and looking for on these networks, besides banter with friends?
Well, add this forecast to Pew's findings: "10 Ways Social Media Will Change in 2009″ at ReadWriteWeb, including this (italics added):
Social media will no longer be about features and applications. These have become a dime a dozen. People will be looking to get tangible and relevant value out of their social experience; they'll be looking for meaning and for order. "Social media online is no different from social media offline," said Brent Csutoras at a recent Social Media Club event. People will be looking for ways to keep their networks going regardless of device or platform. They will connect around meaningful topics and have live and simultaneous conversations within parameters they themselves define, which will bring relevance back to their interaction with others.
In an earlier Pew finding, 46 percent of Americans sought to connect online with the "meaningful topic" of the 2008 election — something the Obama campaign organization understood masterfully. People used to read newspapers to make that connection, but that's ancient history.
The moral of the story is, if you're in the news business (I'm trying hard not to call it the newspaper business anymore), you need to be where your customers are and interact with them as they prefer to interact. I'm getting mighty tired of trudging down my driveway every morning to retrieve a flimsy newspaper that takes me 10 minutes to read. I'm of the geezerly persuasion, but I spend more time than that on Facebook. American publishers: build a social network, a community, around the news and you'll reconnect with your audience. For now, it can be local; eventually, these networks will want to be interconnected.
To give them credit, a few, a very small handful of newspapers, are active in real social networking experiments. In my several prior posts on this subject, here and back at News After Newspapers, I've been asking for examples, and here's what my list looks like now:
For any additions to the list, I'd be much obliged.
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Instead of just publishing to their own websites, news organizations are being asked to publish directly to platforms they don't control. Is the hunt for readers enough to justify losing some independence?


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The discovery dusted off the competing Israeli and Palestinian claims to the region between Bethlehem and the Judean desert. Israeli settler leaders said the reported find of the Jewish king's tomb supported their historic right to the area, while Palestinians expressed fears that it would be used as a pretext to increase Jewish settlement construction south of Jerusalem...
Shaul Goldstein, a leader of the Gush Etzion settlement bloc south of Jerusalem, told the Ynetnews Web site that"the discovery is further proof of Gush Etzion's direct link to the history of the Jewish people and Jerusalem."
Nabil Khatib, the Palestinian Authority's director of the Bethlehem district, said international law prohibits Israel from removing artifacts found in the occupied territories."This is robbery of Palestinian artifacts," he said.
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Every year, more and more folks are doing all or part of their holiday shopping on the Internet.
It starts with "cyber Monday," the first Monday after Thanksgiving, when Americans spend billions of dollars online buying everything from the latest in high-tech gear to expensive designer jewelry.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) says that consumers might avoid crowds by shopping online, but if they're not careful, they may run into hackers, identity thieves, and other spammers. The FTC and the National Cyber Security Alliance, are suggesting some tips for safer and smarter online shopping for this 2007 holiday season.
A number of retailers offer shorter return windows for certain products and some charge "restocking" fees. Find out who covers the shipping cost — the customer or the merchant — on a return or exchange, and if your online purchase can be returned to a brick-and-mortar store.
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SAN JOSE, CA - April 25, 2011 - OCZ Technology Group, Inc., (Nasdaq:OCZ) a leading provider of high-performance solid-state drives (SSDs) and power supplies for computing devices and systems, today announced the appointment of Steve Lee as Senior Vice President of Product Management and BU General Manager for power supplies.
"We are pleased to announce Steve Lee's new position as he is an expert in the power management field and an excellent addition to our executive team," said Ryan Petersen, CEO of OCZ Technology Group. "Steve's extensive experience in power supply design and product management will help OCZ to enhance our position and expand the company's PSU product offerings in both the consumer and commercial markets."
In his new role, Mr. Lee will lead the PSU product management team and will be responsible for all future product roadmap developments in both the OCZ and PC Power and Cooling brands, as well as drive the partner ecosystem strategy including strategic alliances related to PSUs, and platform partnerships. Under Mr. Lee's leadership OCZ will continue development of industry-leading PSU solutions, offering an excellent price-to-performance ratio for gamers and enthusiasts under the OCZ lineup, and robust solutions for high performance computing and commercial clients under the PC Power and Cooling division.
"I believe in OCZ's vision to design and manufacture cutting-edge component solutions and am excited to return to the company to lead the organization's power management initiatives," said Steve Lee. "I have a passion for delivering premium PSUs to market and will be focused on developing the right power management products that truly add value and address the needs of our customers."
Mr. Lee has over 15 years of experience in the computer components industry, and previously served as OCZ's Sr. VP of Strategic Marketing and Business Alliances from 2002 to 2005, during which he introduced OCZ's first power supplies to the market. Mr. Lee most recently served as the Product Manager of PSUs at Corsair from 2006-2011, and prior to this has held multiple positions at other high tech companies in the space including Abit and Minerva Networks. Mr. Lee holds B.A. in Economics from University of California Berkley.
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Israel with Blessing three years ago.Many Nigerians avoid deportation by
hiding from government officials when they get notice that their visa has
expired. Austin was arrested when he came forward to try to renew his visa
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said: "They can do whatever they like, I'm not afraid of them
anymore."It was unclear what would happen to the children in the daycare
center without Austin there to help run it, and if Blessing gets
deported.The chief suspect in the string of firebombings that night late
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Ma'a Nonu and Jerome Kaino are certain to return to this week, but their respective physical presence and experience will mean nothing unless the Blues change consistent bad habits.
Yesterday's 39-36 loss to the Lions in Johannesburg – the Blues' first against the South African franchise for eight years – was the third week in succession John Kirwan's side fell too far behind.
Kirwan plans to challenge Sanzar referees' boss Lyndon Bray after the Blues by copped a controversial TMO decision in the second half.
Ultimately, though, the visitors only had themselves to blame after giving up a 23-point lead and conceding two yellow cards before finally clicking into gear.
"Playing with 14 men is tough, then the TMO call was wrong," Kirwan said of the strange decision where Charles Piutau was ruled to have knocked the ball back.
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Five tries in a lethal 30-minute period highlighted the Blues' firepower which was evident in their comeback victory over the Crusaders two weeks ago.
But the concerning 1-3 record suggests they need to stop relying on their ability to score quick points and, instead, challenge from the opening whistle.
"We're getting ourselves in situations that are just about impossible to get out of," Kirwan said.
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"There's a repeat of a lot of the mistakes we've been making since the beginning of the tournament. After 30 minutes we were going OK without actually scoring then a yellow card and a couple of quick tries before halftime and we're under the pump.
"I don't know if it's a slow start, it's more not taking our opportunities. If we can put 80 minutes together like we're putting half a game together then we're going to be hard to beat."
Kirwan's side returns home with just two points from South Africa and plenty of selection quandaries.
Nonu and Kaino are likely to be eased in from the bench. Elsewhere, changes are again likely.
Impressive lock Patrick Tuipulotu picked up a leg injury and could be sidelined. Chris Noakes again failed to fire after a surprise recall at first five-eighth. That's likely to see Simon Hickey reinstated and, after a lively cameo off the bench, halfback Bryn Hall will go close to nudging out a laboured Piri Weepu.
Benji Marshall's starting debut at fullback was a success, with the star convert scoring a try. But it was hard not to sense Charles Piutau was wasted on the wing.
Pressure will mount on arrival in Auckland. Kirwan realises another loss could see his side slip out of contention and into dangerous territory.
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Fox 17 gets action with our waste watch reporting. Two fired whistleblowers could soon be back on the job after we exposed the Hendersonville city manager who fired them. When former public works employees Loren Perdue and Robert Cox sued Hendersonville under the Whistleblower Act, they couldn't wait to hear these words: "On the surface it appears this allegation is true" delivered by Steve Hawkins, a TOSHA Administrator.
At Hendersonville's Board meeting, this investigator from TOSHA.. the Tennessee Occupational Safety and Health Administration substantiated Perdue and Cox's claims. Cox reacts, "It shouldn't have taken an outside entity to come in here and sit there and point out all the safety concerns."
Perdue and Cox, as we reported in a series of waste watch reports sued after they say they were fired for reporting safety concerns like bald tires, unlatched trailers and wrecks by an unqualified employee dating then public works director Jerry Horton who admitted he "assisted her" in completing the job application--- all the while they say refusing to fix these problems and using his city issued credit card for personal purchases like pants, hats and shirts...
As Fox 17 first reported last week, Jerry Horton has now been fired as a result.
Attorney Roland Mumford wonders, "Why wasn't the lawsuit sufficient? Why weren't the employees' complaints sufficient or that of citizens? Why did it take TOSHA do it? That is the main question. There was obstruction and they were giving false excuses to TOSHA to have employees interviewed and the TOSHA investigator I know for a fact had to push and push and push against stonewalling by the city attorney and by the mayor and by other city officials to get to the truth, but finally the investigator with TOSHA got to the truth."
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Now, this unanimous vote shows Hendersonville is deciding to change course. After firing Horton, and in an effort to avoid the costly lawsuits, they decided to hire back Cox and Perdue with back pay, if they drop their litigation.
Alderman and Public Works Chairman Mark Skidmore says, "I'm always concerned about taxpayer money and what cost it takes especially in litigation. It's so expensive these days."
The Mayor of Hendersonville declined to comment. Hendersonville government also voted to offer jobs back to other employees who were demoted, intimidated or quit because of retaliation by former public works director Jerry Horton.
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A US private equity fund, a Russian millionaire and a Bulgarian entrepreneur are showing their interest in Hypo Alpe Adria bank's subsidiaries, an Austrian daily argues.
Hypo Alpe Adria is to sell its branches across Southeast Europe, namely in Serbia, Slovenia, Montenegro, Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina, the countries where it is present.
In an article, Der Standard points Boston-based fund Advent (managing EUR 18 B worth assets), Kazakh-born magnate Igor Kim and the Bulgarian Denis Barekov as candidates to carry out the deal.
The daily says Advent has combined its efforts with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development in its bid to acquire the bank's assets.
Advent was also involved in the privatization of formerly state-owned telecommunications company BTC.
Igor Kim is known for a number of successful deals involving the Russian branches of Western banks such as WestLB, Santander, Barclays Bank and Morgan Stanley.
Denis Barekov, on the other hand, is described by Der Standard as a "Bulgarian oligarch" with the Russian VTB Bank standing behind him.
An inquiry in Bulgaria's trade register shows he owns companies in a range of sectors such as aviation, properties, tourism and finance.
While some media reports describe Denis Barekov (left in the photo above) as a "cousin" of journalist-turned politician Nikolay Barekov (leader of non-parliamentary party Bulgaria without Censorship and currently MEP), the latter himself refutes such claims, calling him a "distant relative" whom he has never seen.
Earlier reports of other outlets, which Der Standard also cited, had pointed Bulgarian banker Tsvetan Vasilev, the major shareholder in Bulgaria's fourth-largest bank KTB, as a potential candidate to acquire Hypo Alpe Adria's Balkan branches.
Bulgarian website Capital.bg wrote Wednesday Hypo Alpe Adria had declined to provide details on a potential deal for its Balkan business, but official information suggests the deal could be sealed until the end of July.
The bank, which Austria nationalized in 2009 to prevent its collapse, is to sell its Balkan network by mid-2015 at the behest of the EU Commission.
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NFL Rumors: Will the Next New York Jets GM be a Gamble?
The New York Jets have fired GM Mike Tannenbaum and rumors are floating around that the Jets have reached out to San Francisco 49ers director of player personnel Tom Gamble about filling the vacancy. Gamble has been in the NFL for 24 years and has spent the last seven years with the 49ers where he has helped build their defense into one of the best in the NFL.
Gamble is likely to have several options as the Jacksonville Jaguars have also asked permission speak with him regarding their general manager vacancy.
However, the Jets might have the inside track as Gamble worked for the Jets as a quality-control defensive assistant under Rich Kotite in 1995 and 1996. However, some around the league believe the Jets' insistence on keeping Rex Ryan around as head coach could be a deal breaker for Gamble and some other general manager candidates.
Prior to joining the 49ers, Gamble was a college scout under Bill Polian with the Indianapolis Colts from 1998 to 2004. He interviewed with the St. Louis Rams in February for their vacant general manager position before the Rams hired Les Snead.
Gamble might be the hottest name on the GM market this season but none of the teams with current vacancies really sounds appealing. The Jets, Jaguars, Cleveland Browns, San Diego Chargers, and Arizona Cardinals are among the teams currently looking for a new GM.
As of right now, only the Jaguars and Jets have requested the 49ers' permission to interview Gamble. If no other teams jump in the mix the Jets' job might be more desirable based on the fact that the Jets will be getting rid of Tim Tebow while the Jaguars are rumored to be bringing Tebow in and bringing the media circus that seems to follow him wherever he goes.
Gamble would be a great fit for the New York Jets as he has a ton of experience in scouting college players and has helped build two excellent franchises in the Colts and 49ers and the Jets could use someone who can identify good college players after Tannenbaum has spent years taking chances on players who have not panned out.
If Gamble doesn't desire to work with Rex Ryan the Jets should fire Ryan too and hire a coach Gamble would want to work with. It is time for the Jets to end the circus and get back to winning football and Gamble is their best option to do that.
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Rep. Hank Johnson (Georgia)
On the 48th anniversary of the March on Washington and his historic "I Have a Dream" speech, the dedication will help bring King's noble words and dreams to life. He gave his life in the struggle against prejudice and for equality; against hatred and for brotherhood; against division and for non-violence. He offered us a message of peace and inspired us to respect our neighbors not as members of a given race, but as fellow human beings.
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Revolution starts at the bottom: James Essinger on a different route to market for East European banks
Sunday 30 May 1993
The consultancy - Innovation and Development in Organisation and Management (Idom) - was established in 1988 by Alex Dembitz, a Hungarian whose family came to Britain in 1956 after the Soviet invasion of their homeland.
A former MBA student at the business school Insead and a European Community scholar, Mr Dembitz originally formulated plans for a consultancy which would provide expertise on management issues to banks in the West.
However, the political and economic changes that swept Eastern Europe during the following two years convinced him that this region, not the West, was the proper sphere for his operation.
His first target was Hungary, where he won Idom's first clients with the help of his Hungarian mother tongue and an understanding of the need to build up considerable reserves of trust with potential customers before they could be expected to sign a contract.
From the outset, the central tenet of Idom's strategy in Eastern Europe was that traditional banking consultancy tactics, based on the consultant helping to define the bank's strategy and then force this down through the bank's infrastructure - the so-called 'top-down' approach - was futile when the infrastructure itself was completely outdated and inappropriate for market economy activity.
Instead, Idom advocated a 'bottom-upwards' approach. This begins by dealing with the bank's immediate needs in order to compete effectively within a market economy.
As Mr Dembitz says: 'Our clients do not need lengthy, verbose reports detailing complex strategic objectives. They need to create departments which can handle market economy banking functions such as treasury, loans, risk management and account administration.'
Gyorgy Ivanyi, executive chairman of the Inter-Europa Bank - one of Hungary's most dynamic commercial banks and an early Idom client - says: 'I first heard of Idom in 1988, at a time when Hungary was already set to convert to a market economy, even though the necessary new laws and procedures were not yet in place.
'At that time I was being visited by Western management consultancies eager to assist us with our imminent transition. These consultancies advocated basing our new information technology framework around a different new in-house system for each department.
'Alex Dembitz, however, convinced us that this was a hopelessly expensive and complex approach, and that what was needed was an externally developed banking package which could unify all the bank's technological resources into a single system,' Mr Ivanyi explained.
The packages usually specified by Idom are IBS, Ibis, Kapiti or Midas, although the consultancy prides itself on its objectivity in selecting systems.
Marie Marvanova, vice-chairwoman of the Czech Republic bank CSOB, for which Idom has been implementing a package, says: 'In a nutshell, we chose Idom because they understood where we were coming from and where we needed to go, and other consultancies did not.'
Idom now employs more than 150 consultants and has offices in Bratislava, Budapest, Geneva, London, New Jersey, Prague and Warsaw. Yet there is more to the consultancy's success than simply an insistence on understanding clients' needs.
Herbert Windsor, a senior Idom consultant based in Budapest and Warsaw, says: 'Overall, I think the reason Idom has done well in a relatively short time is that we identified and are determined to deal with the two major problems that face East European banks as they head for the opportunities of the market economy.'
East European banks lack a modern system that can effectively handle the volume and diversity of transactions they need if they are to survive, let alone compete. Moreover, there is a serious shortage in the region of bankers with the expertise needed to rectify this problem.
In addition to specifying and implementing the package, Idom consultants - who are almost invariably professional bankers rather than technologists - work with client bankers to pass on their knowledge of how the package can best be used in the marketplace.
As Mr Windsor explains: 'This is not simply a matter of organising training courses. Our aim is to have local bankers work side by side with us, so that by the time we have finished our work there is a qualified and expert team in place, which knows how to use the new system and procedures to best effect. This seems to me what creating a new infrastructure for East European banks really means.'
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(From left, clockwise) Patrick Steenberge, daughter Georgia, wife Janet, and fellow Granbury SEAL Jackie Castle recently participated in the 19th Annual Long Bridge Swim in Sandpoint, Idaho. Georgia, who advanced to state four straight years swimming for Granbury from 2001-04, lives there and works as a graphic designer. The foursome were part of about 820 swimmers who participated in the historic race alongside the Long Bridge, which spans Lake Pend Oreille. Georgia won the 1.76-mile race, finishing in 41 minutes and 41 seconds.
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Bin 228 is a snuggled in restaurant just a block or two from major downtown streets. Changing menus with great food, wonderful wine list, and knowledgeable waitstaff are all characteristics of this smart restaurant. The price is right. Bin 228 is busy from 5 PM to closing. Reservations suggested. Definitely worth a stop and repeat visits. Casual dress is fine,...
good things come in small packages, right? So is the case for Bin228. I have never had a bad meal here and I have been going her for dinner and lunch for several years now. Great wine list wonderful staff and great food all in a relaxed cozy atmosphere. Definitely try it out.
Lovely and cozy spot...menu has several light options including delicious small plates. Kelly (barkeep and service) is friendly, attentive, warm, and informative. Great suggestions for pairing. We had salad with pears and goat cheese crustini, beef carpaccio, risotto. Had a late light dinner among a friendly but non-intrusive crowd. Very very nice.
Prior to attending a meeting at Theaterworks friends and I stopped in for a glass of wine and some light eats. The wine list is extensive and gave us the opportunity to be either safe or experiment. The menu had interesting fare and many healthy offerings. The decor was comfortable and inviting.
Although it is a bit crowded before a Theaterworks performance, it's worth it! The waitstaff is very friendly considering the tight space between tables and the number of customers! The pear, Gorgonzola and hazelnut bruschetta is simply delicious. Just the right size little bite before heading over to the show. The flavors are heavenly! Super Tuscan wine as a pairing...
This was a great little place right across from TheaterWorks - very chill and low-key vibe. The wine selection was excellent, and the small plates were quite delicious. I had a glass of the Valpolicella along with the prosciutto-wrapped gorgonzola-stuffed figs and the burrata. Our waitress was friendly and knowledgeable, particularly when navigating the vast wine selection. Can't wait to...
My friend found this restaurant while he was walking back to the hotel. It was a nice surprise for us.
The place is cozy but small. We ordered some cheese, bruschetta and antipasto to share. The food was nice and tasty. I ordered scallop with spinach and to my surprise, it was so delicious, melted in my mouth. We ordered...
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