Young Master Johan is doing his thing here. He wins the prize for the best tag line – Fresher than PBS! Check him out by clicking on the image above.

Techcruch often break important news and this post is no exception. If you have any friends that work for traditional media you should share this with them – there future may depend on it.

For Digital Media entrepreneurs this is a a must read..

Want To See Where Media Is Going? Follow The Money.

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Their office space is a testiment to their own thoughtful approach to design in general. For a great interview with the team see this.

Today, Chung oversees a network of 15 city-specific Web sites that can steer you to the best dim sum or latest protest in your neck of the woods, whether that’s Boston, Paris, or Shanghai. Gothamist got big by thinking small: Chung keeps her sites trained on what’s going on in readers’ backyards.

Our generation of iPhone carrying globetrotters love and trust Gothamist. While the Grey Lady was doing it’s very best just keep track of the bappenings of New York, Jen and crew were building a global information brand with a fraction of the cost structure.

To read the full article about Jen go here.

I just read the entire Alley Insider 100 list and found absolutely no brown faces (unless you include Ms. Chung). Are we going to miss the mass media revolution a second time? I’m pissed and I plan to do something about it.

Okay, alright. How about we, I, create the Brown Blog Business 50 – the list of 50 people of color making mad moves in the Digital Media space. What do you think? Crazy right? Wrong, it simply about time that we stopped acting like modern sharecroppers and got a plantation of our own (less the slaves of course)!

Introducing the 3B50

Now, who should we include on the list? Any suggestions? Hit me up with comments if you have any idea…

BTW: if you like the font it is Fenway Park from Veer.com

http://www.masternewmedia.org/job-boards-for-your-blog-site/

- Job Boards that pay for listings –

http://www.jobthread.com/?show_home=1

http://www.personforce.com/newcontent/home.html

The idea of paying writers by the page view is “Hoodtastic”. I wonder if Nick D is from 125th street?

Is this what $1.2 million a month in profit looks like?

Ok, so start here:

How Much Does a Blog Mogul Make?
http://nymag.com/daily/intel/2007/08/yesterday_someone_calling_them.html

Then go here:

Gawker Media Revenue: New Est. $10-$15 Million
Henry Blodget | August 14, 2007 11:26 AM
http://www.alleyinsider.com/2007/8/gawker_media_re

Nickdenton In yesterday’s post debating Nick Denton’s dynastic wealth, we floated a revenue estimate for Gawker Media we’ve heard a few times: $6 million a year.  Since then, we’ve heard from those who say that’s a shade high, because Gawker only gets a $2.50 CPM (vs. $30 rate card).  And we’ve heard from those who say that’s quite low, because Gawker gets at least $7.00 per thousand pages.

End here:

Gawker Does Not Make $51 Million A Year

http://greg.org/archive/2007/08/14/gawker_does_not_make_51_millionyear.html

I ask the question again. Why are we having hoop dreams while he is blogging his way to the lifestyle of the rich and famous?

“A realistic valuation model for blogging ventures”, according to the author.

http://www.avirtualexit.com/2007/05/14/a-realistic-valuation-model-for-blogging-ventures/

Very helpful for planning and forecasting. Can anyone figure out the “feed” income? Post a comment if you can makes heads or tails for it.