Sean Blanda |
 A journalist / entrepreneur living in Philly looking for the next big thing.This is a collection of design elements and news industry trends that matter and are worth keeping for later. Subscribe: RSS | Email |
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Buzzfeed goes all out with its author info.
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The Atlantic put a tl:dr on its profile of the Facebook IPO.
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As you scroll, iA informs you how much reading time is left.
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Gawker goes one step below “interstitial” with an ad that blurs the story you’re about to read.
(Also, Men at Work is totally going to be cancelled in two months, right? I’m glad we had this talk.)
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The Economist has an interactive cloud widget to explore trending topics through comments.
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Another fantastic article page.
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Share and sell a blog post directly to your followers.
I often complain that there’s not enough ways to monetize for publishers. Here’s a novel one.
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Stijn Debrouwere’s article page has a block summary up top.
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"Who cares! You do, in an involuntary, Pavlovian way, which is why you’re reading me when you should be outdoors, talking with a loved one, listening to live music, knitting, doing nearly anything else!"
(Source: newyorker.com)
- Link I'm pretty sure this is the best way to lay out a print magazine online
