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Thanks to weblogs like Tomalak's
Realm, a number of sites have commented on this whitepaper or
linked to it. Thanks to everyone who joined in.
"Once you see it in action, it's tough to argue with the methods
the authors are advocating."
Signals
vs. Noise | Chicago
13 forum comments
"Is Amazon the model for online storytelling? Quite plausibly,
yes.... Who will be the first smart cookie to hire Kampinsky to
turn this broadly fabulous idea into a demonstration project?"
NuBlog
| Toronto
An insightful response to our whitepaper
"Amazoning and Aggregating - the new news: A look at how news sites can be improved."
David Moore
"...An intruiging look at how you can improve your content
delivery to give more information value to your readers. I would
definitely switch to such a news site if it existed."
Brad
Choate | Bethel, Connecticut
"Basically, these guys have nailed it. The way news is typically
presented on the internet is in a way that's receptive to the old-style
AP reports and time deadlines. The internet has no time deadline."
Kevin
Bryan | Boston
"... This article is a solid refresher on what the differences
are and how they can be advantageous to writers, story tellers,
and indeed, resellers like Amazon. The examples showing the use
of the Amazon model ... (are) nothing less than brilliant."
Splorp
(Grant Hutchinson)
"It seems weird at first, but maybe I would want to see the
news this way..."
MetaFilter
5 user comments
"Designers of online learning should read this article. Not
because I think an online course should look like a page from Amazon.com
but because this is an example of how a traditional media should
break through its traditional limitations. After viewing this article,
don't you think it's absurb to simply place some text on an HTML
page and call it online news?"
Stephen
Downes | University of Alberta
"Think about it, because I think we'll see this model of news
sooner than later."
Attaboy
| Montreal
Other Links
Articles
• Editor
& Publisher
• Penn.
Newspaper Association
• Engaging the News: Rethinking Journalistic Presentations by Paul Martin Lester, University of Montana
Key Weblog Links
• Tomalak's
Realm
• Evhead!
• ScriptingNews
• Tech-nique.org
(Feature Story)
International
• Chinese
Translation of "Amazoning the News"
• IFRA
Trend Report
• Henso.com
(Germany)
• hypertext mustermesse
(Germany)
• DIENSTRAUM
(Germany)
• Init!
(Germany)
• Universidad
de Navarra (Spain)
• Punkey.com
(France)
• La
Repubblica (Italy)
• Enel
(Italy)
• Christian Orsted
(Denmark)
• Linkofilia
(Denmark)
• TabulaRasa.com
(Sweden)
• Aftermath2000.org
(Sweden)
• Alastair
Campbell
(UK)
• Clarín
(Argentina) also on MDP.net
• Jill
Walker Weblog (Norway)
• Consequently.org
(Australia)
• Center
for International Communications Studies, Tsinghua University
(China)
U.S. Blogs and References
• Louis Rosenfeld, Information Architecture Consultant
• Virginia
Commonwealth University
• Northwestern:
Medill School of Journalism
• Living
Art Online
• InfoAnarchy.org
• John
Gotze blog
• WebVoice
• EuroBryce.com
• NewsTrolls
• Magnetbox
• BillSaysThis
Weblog
• Haddock.org
• Dithered
• Usability
Blog
• Imaginary
Year
• Conversant
• Invisible
Dialogs
• Extenuating
Circumstances
• WebWord
• Off
On a Tangent
• Medley
• Fred's
Weblog
• Anthony's
Weblog
• After
The Rain
• Sullivan's
Information Architecture links
• content-exchange
• Dethe's
Hotlist
• Web
Intersections
• Yong.net
• Tijs.org
•
Magician.org.uk
• xBlog: Web
Design
• chronotype
• jsb3.EditThisPage.com
• The
Flangy News
• Tremendo.com
• Fozbaca.org
• Liudvikas
Bukys
• Zope-CMF
ListServ post
• W6
Daily
• A
Site for Sore Eyes
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