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CNBC blows Jobs story by relying on company; Blog gets it right: Talking Biz News - Added:January 7, 2009; 1 link; Discuss; Steve Jobs wasn't at MacWorld because of a health issue. CNBC got it wrong because it relied on a company statement. Gizmodo got it right. Check out Chris Roush's blog. Right now it is a newspaper business section graveyard.

Curated classifieds: An idea for the times? | ReinventingClassifieds.com: www.reinventingclassifieds.com - Added:January 7, 2009; 1 link; Discuss; From Steve Outing's post, quoting Steve Rosenbaum: "What makes the Curation Economy so powerful, and so disruptive, is that the core resource required to building a high-quality curated experience is not capital, but knowledge. This will drive an emerging class of content entrepreneurs — people who are able to turn their trusted personal brands into high-quality filtered content destinations."

Readership Climbs, But is it the Answer?: Editor & Publisher - Added:January 7, 2009; 1 link; Discuss

Need to Make Profits Online? It CAN Be Done: Editor & Publisher - Added:January 7, 2009; 1 link; Discuss; Column by Steve Outing

Reflections of a Newsosaur: Five fatal flaws in local Internet ad sales: newsosaur.blogspot.com - Added:January 7, 2009; 1 link; Discuss; Guest post by Dave Chase

About Us | Demotix.com: www.demotix.com - Added:January 7, 2009; 1 link; Discuss; Content producers get 50% share. "Because we have links with major media buyers the world over, Demotix can broker your photos and videos to newspapers, magazines, TV channels and websites, multiple times and simultaneously. Basic, non-exclusive rights to your photos will sell for anything between $150 and $3,000 USD."

Non Sequitur Cartoon for January 6: GoComics - Added:January 6, 2009; 1 link; Discuss; Got this link from Andrew's Twitter feed. Gotta luv cartoons about newspaper bankruptcy.

NYT puts ads on front - media world to end!: Innovation in College Media - Added:January 6, 2009; 1 link; Discuss; NYT ran a front page ad for CBS. He asks how much a front page ad would cost in a college paper. DTH would make a lot of money selling a space on Mondays especially after a weekend basketball game. We run ads on our homepage on our Web site like everyone else. Unlike professional sites, DailyTarHeel.com gets most of their visits from direct traffic and not through search engine results.

Foundations help nonprofits hurt in Madoff affair: www.google.com - Added:January 6, 2009; 1 link; Discuss

End Times: The Atlantic - Added:January 6, 2009; 4 links; Discuss; Michael Hirschorn speculates on what the New York Times would look like as an online-only publication.