Jim Romenesko leaves Poynter over attribution conflict
Even if you don’t know his name, if you’re interested in the media, you’ve read Jim Romenesko’s work. For 12 years he’s written about media goings-on for Poynter.org, but last night he ended their relationship. And for good reason, say many other members of the online media.
Posted on November 11, 2011 at 1:45 pm by editor · LEAVE A COMMENT · Tagged with: attribution, jim romenesko, online media, Poynter
New food-industry site mimics HuffPost‘s “influence as compensation” model
If it worked for the Huffington Post, why can’t it work for Food & Drink Digital? The latter publication’s public relations manager, Jeremy Vara, is sending a message to potential contributor that asks for them to share their expertise with Food & Drink Digital’s “exclusive audience.” Jim Romenesko posted the email he received from Vara […]
Posted on October 25, 2011 at 10:56 am by editor · One Comment · Tagged with: compensation, Food and Drink Digital, Huffington Post, jim romenesko, Trouble spots
