The New York Times on Monday began producing a daily video on its Web site, summarizing the big news stories of the day.
The program, called TimesCast, lasting a few minutes, will appear on the nytimes.com home page at 1 p.m. each day; after 2 p.m., it will move to a less prominent position on the site. (It can always be found at nytimes.com/timescast.) It features interviews with editors and reporters who are covering the major stories, and scenes from meetings among the paper’s top editors discussing events that might go on the front page >>>
on Hitwise: Facebook reached an important milestone for the week ending March 13, 2010 and surpassed Google in the US to become the most visited website for the week >>>
with Aaron Marcus, founder and president of AM+A, Editor-In-Chief Emeritus of User Experience, the magazine of UPA, the Usability Professionals' Association (he held a seminar for NewMinE and webatelier.net labs, and today will hold a presentation for the red-ink doctoral school).
a very interesting visualization of who's who in eLearning from the EDMEDIA Conference perspective (I'm ranked 17th among the most prolific authors...) >>>
Toyota Italia (molto deludente): solo un testo in fondo alla home page: "Toyota informa. In merito alla notizia riguardante possibili inconvenienti al pedale acceletarore di alcuni modelli Toyota, vi informiamo che per chiarimenti è possibile rivolgersi al numero verde 800-869682 del Servizio Clienti, dal lunedì al venerdì dalle ore 8.30 alle ore 19.00." E sabato e domenica?
Alessandro Inversini, Lorenzo Cantoni & Dimitrios Buhalis, Destinations’ Information Competition and Web Reputation, «itt – Journal of information technology & tourism», 11 (2009), pp. 221-234