Web Content Generation

The update, a 177 megabyte download , offers the following fixes and changes: - Addresses an issue when using the iSight Movie widget on certain Macs.

The update, a 177 megabyte download , offers the following fixes and changes: - Addresses an issue when using the iSight Movie widget on certain Macs. - Addresses an issue publishing iWeb sites using FTP .

The update, a 177 megabyte download , offers the following fixes and changes: - Addresses an issue when using the iSight Movie widget on certain Macs. - Addresses an issue publishing iWeb sites using FTP . - Improves compatibility with Mac OS X.

The update, a 177 megabyte download , offers the following fixes and changes: - Addresses an issue when using the iSight Movie widget on certain Macs. - Addresses an issue publishing iWeb sites using FTP . - Improves compatibility with Mac OS X. iWeb 3.0.3 requires a Mac running Mac OS X 10.5.6 or later to install and run.

Apple releases iWeb 3.0.3 update - O'Grady's Power Page

Demand Media's $113 million IPO with a market capitalization of $1.2 billion at the price range mid-point of $15 is scheduled for Wednesday, January 26, 2011. Six others are scheduled for the week of January 24, totaling $3 billion.

Content and distribution revenue continued to increase to 63% of total revenue for the December quarter. Revenue from owned and operated websites was up 47% for the nine months ended September 30, 2010, compared to the nine months ended September 30, 2009.

DMD generated sequential quarterly top line revenue of $54 million, $60 million, $65 million and $73 million. Gross margin for the September quarter increased to 49%.

DMD appears to be on a hockey stick growth curve for the foreseeable future, and will likely seem expensive for some time, based on traditional valuation metrics.

IPO Analysis: Demand Media - Seeking Alpha

This system has formed a part of many companies news content marketing strategies. However, a new system is currently being pioneered by Google News, where human editors will hand pick content through a new “Editors Pick” section.

ITPro News , this section has only been added to Google News pages for a select number of users – typical of Google’s system of beta testing new technology.

The ‘Editor’s Pick’ section is run in conjunction with several big names in web content generation and some of the biggest online news providers. According to Nieman’s Megan Garber, less than a dozen organisations (including The Washington Post, Newsday, Reuters and Slate magazine) are included in the trial.

Full Story: Google News tests out human editors - Vertical Leap News (press release)