We live in an age of networks, with ever more appreciation for connections: among proteins, people, ecosystems and economies — or just about any system m...
Journo Think Tank Paints Grim Trajectory for The Daily
Interest in The Daily seems to be waning, according to a Nieman Journalism Lab analysis based on Twitter sharing activity. After an initial spike of interest, then an app upgrade which eliminated some technical problems, News Corp.’s iPad-only publication has settled onto a undesirable trajectory best described as “decline, plateau, decline,” according to Nieman author Joshua Benton.
There are a number of caveats, not the least of which is that the Nieman study doesn’t count readers: It can’t, and News Corp. is under no obligation to publicly disclose this metric.
News Corp. said a month ago...
Elon Musk Calls Top Gear 'Completely Phony'
Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk reportedly dropped an f-bomb on the blokes at Top Gear and says the popular BBC motoring program’s test of two Roadsters was “completely phony.”
The no-holds-barred assessment comes after Tesla sued the BBC and Top Gear for libel and “malicious falsehood.” Although program host Jeremy Clarkson raved about the Roadster’s performance, Musk says the program grossly understated the Roadster’s range, faked a scene where one car ran out of juice and erroneously claimed the other had a brake failure.
Not so, says executive producer Andy Wilman in a post written for Jalopnik....
App Explores Movie Connections Like Scientists Study Genes
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By Brandon Keim
- April 5, 2011 |
- 4:45 pm |
- Categories: Tech