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What is Our Tribe About?

an Article written by Christopher Butler on February 5, 2009

...is going to be much lower than the total number of members. So far, five of the twenty-five total discussions have been started by non-Newfangled participants, which is actually more than I would have expected for this early in the...

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Let's outsource!

an Article written by Mark O’Brien on May 12, 2009

I just received a great email from some apparently very smart people about why I should outsource Newfangled’s programming work to India via the U.K. The subject line read: “Outsoucing Report: Outsoucing Why isnt Eveny One Doing it?” Great question....

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Cultural Laziness

an Article written by Christopher Butler on May 27, 2009

...edge of Sumatra). I was actually still working for Newfangled at the time, and within a day or so of moving in to our home, had a strong internet connection set up and running. Because of that, I was able...

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Questioning the Value of Online Content

an Article written by Christopher Butler on August 19, 2009

...the value of content has been central to the thinking behind our own marketing and content strategy at Newfangled. We’ve been prolific in our writing over the past few years, but are now at the point that calibration and value...

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Synchronicity of Ideas in Contemporary Web Culture

an Article written by Christopher Butler on August 21, 2009

In responding to a comment from @MaggieB on our May, 2009 newsletter, A Practical Guide to Social Media, who credited us for devising a “Newfangled” marketing method, I brought up the concept of “multiples,” or the phenomenon of simultaneous discovery....

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Introduction to Podcasting, Part 1: What is a Podcast?

an Article published on March 30, 2009

...go to find podcasts, and how do you subscribe once you’ve found them? Not only will these questions be answered, but Newfangled staff members will reveal some of their favorite podcasts. To use an anachronistic, yet oddly appropriate term…stay tuned!...

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