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This is a bit of a shift from Printcasting, but we think it will be just as interesting to the authors and publishers who have been experimenting with making Printcasting magazines. Our parent company, FeedBrewer, has a new product…
Thanks for approving our connection with you. We run a small nonprofit in Vermont that works with students, teachers, schools and districts to engage kids to write, comment and revise. We provide authentic audiences for kids ranging from a weekly ne…
We're happy to announce the first open-source install of Printcasting, available on Drupal.org here: http://drupal.org/project/printcastingAt this time, you can install a full installation profile of the Drupal 5 version of Printcasting, which is wh…
A couple months ago, Printcasting struck a partnership with a visionary hyperlocal journalism site called PhiladelphiaNeighborhoods.com. Managed by the Temple University's Multimedia
Urban Reporting Lab, it uses college seniors in Temple's journalis…
We're constantly working on help documents, and as soon as they're posted we change something and have to take them down. But you can help us write "help" by posting your biggest questions and problems around Printcasting. Please post them here: htt…
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Hi everyone,As you may have noticed, we've been constantly improving the Printcasting featureset. This has been great in terms of functionality, but it also means it's been difficult to keep up to date on contextual help. And for that, I could use y…
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- Team member (I'm helping build this)
- What kind of printed material do you read frequently?
- Daily Newspapers, Weekly Community Newspapers, Magazines, Newsletters, Books
- About Me:
- I'm one of the creators of the Printcasting concept, along with Justinian Hatfield and Mary Lou Fulton. I'm currently leading the project. I've been involved in newspapers and digital media (especially online community) for a long time now and have been thinking of how to bridge the gap between the digital content revolution and "terrestrial" print distribution for some time now. When I'm not working, I like to spend time in the outdoors (hiking, cycling, and now running) and spend time with my family.
- Your Blog or Web Site:
- http://www.futureforecast.com/dansdiner
- If you work for a newspaper or magazine, which one?
- The Bakersfield Californian
- Where do you live and work (generally)?
- Bakersfield, U.S. - Rocky Mountain West
- Why are you interested in Printcasting?
- I'm one of the creators of this idea and am managing the project.
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Create an eBook in 10 minutes with BookBrewer, now in alpha
Hello everyone,
This is a bit of a shift from Printcasting, but we think it will be just as interesting to the authors and publishers who have been experimenting with making Printcasting magazines. Our parent company, FeedBrewer, has a new product that helps you easily create eBooks in the ".epub" format required to publish and sell eBooks for Apple's iPad, Borders and Barnes and Noble. And a expo
… ContinuePosted on August 13, 2010 at 12:00pm —
Printcasting Code is Now Available Under an Open Source License
We're happy to announce the first open-source install of Printcasting, available on Drupal.org here:
http://drupal.org/project/printcasting
At this time, you can install a full installation profile of the Drupal 5 version of Printcasting, which is what currently runs http://www.printcasting.com.
We are still in active development working out some kinks in the Drupal 6 versio… Continue
http://drupal.org/project/printcasting
At this time, you can install a full installation profile of the Drupal 5 version of Printcasting, which is what currently runs http://www.printcasting.com.
We are still in active development working out some kinks in the Drupal 6 versio… Continue
Posted on June 4, 2010 at 12:49pm — 1 Comment
Printcasting in Philly With Temple University
A couple months ago, Printcasting struck a partnership with a visionary hyperlocal journalism site called PhiladelphiaNeighborhoods.com. Managed by the Temple University's Multimedia Urban Reporting Lab, it uses college seniors in Temple's journalism program to report on 25 neighborhoods that are largely ignored by mainstream m… Continue
Posted on April 19, 2010 at 11:30am —
Two more partners, and a cool HP project
One week after making a deal with La República in Perú, we're announcing two more partners: El Nuevo Día, the dominant newspaper in Puerto Rico, and Philadelphia Neighborhoods, a hyperlocal news site run through the Temple University Urban Publishing Lab… Continue
Posted on March 8, 2010 at 2:23pm —
Printcasting Expands to South America With La República
Exciting news today! This afternoon we announced our second media partner: an innovative newspaper in Lima, Perú called La República. Our press release explains who they are, how they'll be using Printcasting and why we chose them. But the bottom line is that it really came down to good philosophical alignment between our organizations, and the potential for true collaboration that b… Continue
Posted on February 19, 2010 at 5:03pm —
Comment Wall (11 comments)
- At 8:09pm on October 8, 2008,
michael riordan said… - Thanks for the congrats on my teaching award-- much appreciated.
On meeting up while you are in Rochester, I am very much in favor of it. I can walk you through our OPL activities to date and discuss about some of the on-going project work we have that relates to the Printcasting concept. From what I can tell, we have a great deal of common ground. . .
- At 8:14pm on July 7, 2008,
Martina Stewart said…
- D,
Thx for the tip about Magnify.net. I will certainly check it out as I am always out the look-out for the next development in online video. Please keep in touch.
-M
- At 11:57pm on July 5, 2008,
- Dan,
Read your recent post on the Media Shift Idea Lab blog. You are so right about the on-demand revolution. In my field, it is already happening. I spend a lot of my time producing online political video which viewers on CNN.com can view at their leisure and according to their own preferences for particular content and the same is true for CNN's daily video political podcast which I also help to produce Traditional cable television is still king but that may not always be the case as more and more people become accustomed to getting their news from CNN when they want it rather than when we decide to broadcast it.
-M
- At 6:57pm on June 23, 2008,
Robert Deng said…
- Hi, Pachecod, you have a nice site.
There are always all kinds of people either in the States of China, so any sweeping generalization is not fitting. But here in China uses of cellphones among the youth for fun and interpersonal comm is sure very popular. Online bulletin board are also very active. I think keeping two things in mind can help us know better about China's digital landscape: 1. though the Internet population is expanding very fast, nearly 4/5 of China's population (esp. those in rural areas) don't even know the existence of the net; 2. a significant of Chinese internet users are online for entertainment rather than information.
- At 6:54pm on June 23, 2008,
Suzanne Yada said…
- Absolutely. Looking forward to it!
- At 10:20pm on June 18, 2008,
Travis said… - Sweet MediaShift column. Freaking love the early UI. You are a rock star, my friend.
- At 6:06pm on June 18, 2008,
Fernando Pizarro said… - Dan: Great to be part of the community! Found you via MediaShift blog. Glad to know Hawaii, Guam, Puerto Rico, et al will now be included in the location field in our profiles. Look forward to contributing and learning more about PrintCasting.
- At 8:37am on June 6, 2008,
Mac Slocum said… - Matt, mac, max ... whatever works ;)
Happy to be here. This looks like a very interesting project.
- At 8:36am on May 22, 2008,
Rachel said… - Thanks Dan-- an on-the-fly print widget would be great and GroundReport would be happy to test it! I think our contributors would love it.
- At 11:37am on May 17, 2008,
Will Sullivan said…
- Congrats, Dan! Let me know how I can help out. This is going to be really cool and hopefully can help bring RSS 'to the masses'
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