Interstitial Journalism?

Rich Gordon writes about an interesting concept, which perhaps is not so much a concept as reality these days: “interstitial journalism” is a world where the challenge for publishers is to deliver just the right information, and get attention, during the gaps in people’s lives. It’s an interesting lens through which to view the future of news.

I have written about a similar concept earlier, in a speech I gave in February, titled “Money for Nothing and Content for Free“:”This raises an interesting view on content, especially for entertainment services: think of where you fit into a user’s day, and tailor your service according to that.” Of course, the concept above takes it further…

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