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New York Times and Paid Content

High Context

The New York Times has announced a new paid content model for their online content. The upshot is that occasional website visitors will not have to pay for anything but people who read many articles online with the Times will be asked to pay after using up a monthly free quota of content.

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How to Get People to Share Your Content

Reid All About it

Your audience never misses a post because your content is so interesting and entertaining. David Carr at the New York Times knows that perfect world: “Hit the right note, and your readers become like bees, stopping by your site to grab links and heading back out on the Web to pollinate other platforms.”.

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Daily Buzz: Involve Members in Content Creation

Associations Now

When it comes to generating content, add their perspectives into the mix. As an association, it’s your job to have the pulse on industry happenings and relevant news. At the MelEdits blog , Melanie Padgett Powers writes that associations should develop a similar system when it comes to generating content. Probably not.

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Association Chat Group Chat on January 24th: Amazon Smile’s Untimely Demise + ChatGPT Ate My Job Edition!

AssociationChat

What does the future hold for content creation with these seriously powerful tools? ), and whatever else we can get to in an hour. It’s a group chat about what’s shakin’ in the association industry this month! I’ll have starter questions, but this is all about you.

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Student-Led Podcast Strategies Build Member Participation

Associations Now

During the pandemic, the New York Chapter of the American College of Physicians’ medical student committee approached staff with a podcast idea. The chapter was excited to bring the podcast idea to life and offer a new type of content to members. “We We wanted to offer something that wasn’t another webinar,” Allen said.

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5 For Friday: Google Reader, Commenting and Content

Vanguard Tech

I missed my 5 for Friday post last week but have kept reading and discovering great content (in addition to continuing to read To Sell is Human by Dan Pink ). Every content junkie was just collectively told we need to quit our habit cold turkey. She points out how snark is on the rise and how to balance content. Google Reader.

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Enhance eLearning Assessment to Maintain Learner Engagement

WBT Systems

The use of animations, transitions, and engaging multimedia all take considerable time and effort unless we have a large instructional design team well versed in HTML5 and CSS3, or an all-singing and dancing content creation suite, along with the requisite graphic design, animation, video editing etc. skills to hand.

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