Maybe residents of lower Park Avenue thought they’d see their property values rise with the introduction of an (ostensibly) hip, expensive, shiny Gansevoort Hotel in their neighborhood. After all, the hotel was one of the first signs that the nu-Meatpacking District had become a nightlife beast onto itself; how could this not work out well for local residents? Read More
Today, ABC News announced that is has teamed up with New York based company Daylife (creators of a publishing platform once described in The Observer as “Huffington Post in a box”) to boost its digital reporting with some 70,000 topic pages.
“Topics include everything from Tiger Woods, to Apple’s iPad,” an Read More
In July, Upendra Shardanand, chief executive and founder of Daylife, the aggregator that newspapers like, told the Observer that the digital services start-up would soon have new publishing products that would make it even easier for newspapers and magazines to get new, automatically updated content onto their Web sites. Read More
At Daylife, a digital media services start-up, founder and chief executive Upendra Shardanand and his team of young engineers have a name for a new breed of journalists: RoboCop editors. These are the folks who have the skills of both a top-notch software developer and a tested newspaper editor. They can create Web Read More
