January 13, 2011
The biggest trend in high quality online education seems to be its price–or lack thereof. So if your business model is to charge for online content, you might want to redesign. There are ways for providers to build some value in curation and positioning–attorneys don’t always have time to search for the information they need, so there’s opportunity if you can get the best piece in front of them when they don’t even know they’re looking for it, but that’s another post. And there are surely sponsorship opportunities, though they might have to be reworked, as well.
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January 2, 2011
*The title of this post isn’t serious. I don’t think Twitter is dead, nor would I probably even post about its death on this blog. But it represents the problem I have with the fact that more and more people are using Twitter as a primary news and information source. Because a title like “Twitter Is Dead” is the type of title that, if used by certain bloggers, will be retweeted over and over, often by people who never even read the post itself. It just sounds like something you might want to pass along. And why spend any time reading or thinking about the post when you can distill its meaning from just three words?
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