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Using Storify to track the media crackdown in Egypt

Independent media was the target of the Mubarak Regime today in Egypt and all day I have been tweeting, retweeting and cross-posting items to Facebook until a private beta invite from Storify landed in my mail box and made the task a lot easiers. The result

Video: Egypt’s Faceless Revolution

The Toronto Star is running my latest video - Egypt’s Faceless Revolution

The past few days I have been making audio interviews with several Egyptian sources about what is happening in the country and in their neighborhoods. Fascinating history unfolding. Will take some time to edit the hours of recorded audio and cut into a story. I probably will turn it into film because I think that subtitles will need to be added to aid comprehension.

Hey publishers: Stop selling “content” and start selling something iPad owners will pay for

I wrote this first as an answer to a hot thread on Quora, I am posting it here with links to support my view.

Why would print subscribers get the same newspaper on their iPad for free?

The direct answer to the question is that because, in many cases the same publishers already also offer their ‘print’ content on the Web for free.

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