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We’ve declared our independence from pop-unders.
One of the biggest challenges for Boston.com is balancing the user experience and our need to drive advertising revenue. Too many ads/interruptions and you scare away users. Too few ads and you don’t generate enough revenue to run a successful business.
However, one ad format drove the largest number of complaints from you, our users ...
Yesterday, in a busy spot in the city room, we installed one of these:
We’re calling the project Information Radiator, and eventually it will encompass screens throughout the Globe’s various newsrooms. This is version one, a temporary setup on a portable pole ...
A few of us from the Globe/boston.com went down to Royale forTech Stars Boston demo day today. The event is the coming out party for the 12 companies that made the cut this year (some 600 applied). The winners gave up 6% of their company in exchange for three months of rent-free office space in Kendall Square, which came along with an intense networking and mentoring program led by Project 11’s Katie Rae ...
Long before the Web, The Boston Globe had a “homepage” of sorts – its old storefront downtown. Taking advantage of its location in a heavily trafficked block of Newspaper Row, the young daily brought the news to Bostonians in a whole new way: handwritten signs.
Today the newsroom’s digital staff rushes stories to ...
This weekend, we launched an experiment in commenting on one of Boston.com’s most popular features, The Big Picture. We are now using Facebook to power the comments on the blog. We made the change for several reasons ...
This winter we here at The Boston Globe have been developing some new features to enhance your experience with the paper.
One of the latest – augmented reality ...
Mullen advertising, Radian6, and Boston.com teamed up for Brand Bowl 2011, which drew record numbers of readers who used Twitter to help us rank 2011 Super Bowl Ads. See the complete results here.
This year, more than 250,000 tweets ...
We didn’t build the NextTrain T Tracker iPhone app but we wish we did. It’s a good example of how to take publicly available information ...
