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Top 5 Sept. 15, 2009

Craig Silverman

by Craig Silverman, September 15, 2009

  1. Fast Flip
    Google works with publishers on online news viewer
  2. Bing's visual search
    Structured search uses thumbnail images, requires Silverlight
  3. Journalism Online expands
    Steven Brill's initiative signs 1,000 media outlets, takes 20 percent cut
  4. Michael Moore nixes newspapers
    Says "we're in the last year of reading the daily newspaper"
  5. Steve Jobs returns
    Brings video to iPod Nano
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