July 29th, 2011
Zoom Own Your Own Content Farm by Brian McFadden “Watch them aggregate! See them summarize! Feed them keywords to generate page views!”  ~ Fake TV The thing I dig: Desperate journalism student inside.

Own Your Own Content Farm by Brian McFadden

“Watch them aggregate! See them summarize! Feed them keywords to generate page views!”  ~ Fake TV

The thing I dig: Desperate journalism student inside.

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    The thing I dig: Desperate journalism student inside.
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    It’s the new black.
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    I once talked to my editor at Finger Lakes Community Newspapers (the ultra-local branch of the Ithaca Times that was...
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    Own your own content farm
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