I sent some stats to Scott Karp on what I think is a pretty successful example of "link journalism." (Karp is credited with coining that term and has a company, Publish2, built around the concept.)
Like articles, the reader interest in content that is a set of links varies with the subject matter, but in instances where readers want everywhere scrap of info, it's a phenomenal service to provide.
Check out his post for the details.
Like articles, the reader interest in content that is a set of links varies with the subject matter, but in instances where readers want everywhere scrap of info, it's a phenomenal service to provide.
Check out his post for the details.
; "News Sentinel newsroom VCC")
; "Howard Finberg")
; "Larry Kramer")
; "Pizza Kitchen story")
; "ONA")
; "Google at 11")
; "Rusty Coats at KSMA")
; "Ike Pigott")
; "SEC/Twittering")
; "Wes Rucker Twittering")
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