Monday, February 25, 2013

Rebuilding Playboy: Less smut, more money

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THEDAILYBUZZ
A roundup of emedia news and views from around the web
In this Issue
Rebuilding Playboy: Less smut, more money
How UBM rebuilds online communities around live events
The power of racy headlines
Combining your online marketing technologies
10 questions to ask when hiring a webmaster
HTML5: 10 provocative predictions for the future
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Rebuilding Playboy: Less smut, more money
Playboy is yet another legacy title that is changing the way it does business in order to get more profitable in the age of apps. Among other changes, Playboy will offer a nudity-free iPhone app "featuring lifestyle tips, articles from the magazine and, of course, photos of beautiful women."
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- The Wall Street Journal
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How UBM rebuilds online communities around live events
There are correlations between digital communities and live events, and with the help of its new chief content officer, UBM is seeing success at using the former to enhance and support the latter. Here are 2 case studies from the publisher to illustrate the process.
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- The Media Briefing
The power of racy headlines
So many things in journalism have changed with the onset of digital disruption, including the use of titillating headlines that at one time would have been frowned upon by serious news outlets. After all, "a really excellent headline can make something go viral." The key, however, is relying on testing to ensure that the most interesting headline is used to lure eyeballs.
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- Wired
Combining your online marketing technologies
Silos of information may have benefited some in your organization in the past, but these days, multichannel online marketing necessitates a comprehensive dashboard of data that is flexible enough to cope with evolving technologies. Here is a look at why it's worth it.
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- Search Engine Watch
10 questions to ask when hiring a webmaster
Hiring a webmaster can be daunting, especially if you don't have much working knowledge of websites. Here are 10 questions to ask potential candidates, as well as why you should ask them.
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- Entrepreneur
HTML5: 10 provocative predictions for the future
There is a lot that goes into using HTML5 to build and maintain your digital offerings. Here are 10 predictions for this year, including the rise of HTML5 mobile platforms and the next wave of platform improvements.
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- ReadWrite
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