Summer reading for content designers
Looking for new books on content design and communications theory? Here's my reference bookshelf.
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A/V club for the autodidact content creator: Descript review
Descript is like Canva for video and podcasting: a plug-and-play recording and editing tool that can make a DIY experiment look semi-professional.
Moving the target: Netflix's newest content engagement KPI counts the hours we spent instead of unique eyeballs
Measuring for eyeballs is for chumps. Especially if you care about content.
Pioneers of streaming: Netflix, Hulu & HBOMax UX/UI reviews
Their technology was first to market and laid the foundations for all streaming services to come. So how do Netflix, Hulu and HBO Max compare now that they've reached digital maturity?
What's worth your attention? Streaming service UX/UI reviews: Criterion Channel, Mubi, Kanopy
Powered by Hollywood's priorities of intellectual property rather than Silicon Valley's focus on user experience and innovation, the shifts in smart tv interfaces are palpably different than those on a desktop. Here's how prominent film-focused channels stand up.
A guide to all reviews on The Content Technologist
Reviews in The Content Technologist cover a lot of ground – from SEO power suites to email service providers to prosumer shortcut tools. Here's everything we've ever reviewed, organized by category.
CT No.238: Language is the technology
To put it another way: optimizing with GEO reverse engineering tactics is like entering a house through a small attic window. GEO ignores that the research frameworks literally embedded in the outputs of the model are the keys to the front door.
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