Design says to Shovelware: ‘I need more whitespace’ — A Design Critique of TIME
Continuing the A Web Design Critique series, this post does a quick comparison of a TIME article in the online and print editions.
Continue readingGoogle Wave: The end of the Wild Web
Google Wave is easily the biggest step forward in communication since… the Internet. Here’s hoping Wave will tame the Wild Web. Continue reading A Web Design Critique of the Newsweek Redesign
In what may become a regular feature on this blog, some free web design advice for Newsweek on their newly redesigned site front page.
Continue readingPaid Content = Paid Wifi
Apologies for opening up the paid content can of crap again, but with the news the News Corp is planning to start charging for content in the next year, I got to thinking of the problem afresh.
The problem comes down to this: will users pay for content that they can just wait for and get for free? Continue reading
The problem comes down to this: will users pay for content that they can just wait for and get for free? Continue reading
An Economist Approach to the Newspaper Industry
Sometimes it’s good to get perspective. Approaching the newspaper business from the point of view of an economist is exceedingly interesting. In this post, I present a the thoughts of a college student economist and my summary reactions.
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