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ABOUT ME

I'm Martin Langeveld, a longtime newspaper executive who is now engaged in marketing, public relations and strategic planning.

I launched this blog in September, 2008, and while I continue to update it with new posts, my main blogging home is now at the Nieman Journalism Lab. For the complete posts since January 20, 2009, you'll have to click the "Continue reading" links at the bottom of the posts.

My partners Jeff Vander Clute, Joe Bergeron, Bill Densmore and I have launched CircLabs Inc., a Silicon Valley-based firm offering a holistic, user-centric suite of solutions aimed at sustaining journalism in a digital world.

For an overview of my views on the strategic problems and opportunities of newspapers and online news enterprises, check the list, immediately below, of "Nuts and bolts: Basic premises and core preachings."

Nuts and Bolts: basic premises and core preachings

a. Getting started: Introducing myself
b. Why printed newspapers are doomed
c. Why not wikify your newsroom?
d. The basic unit of news
e. Foundations for a new business model
f. Why readers won't pay
g. The economics of moving away from print
h. Maximizing online ad sales at newspaper sites
i. What an "online-first" newsroom means
j. Predictions for 2009
k. Newspapers: Ignore social networks at your peril
l. Cafe-shaped conversations
m. Twitter: Chaos as a business model
n. Thinking the thinkable
o. The content cascade

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