tag:www.lucasgrindley.com,2007:/cgi/mt//feed/Netflix 2007-02-21T16:36:18Z Movable Type 3.33 4 1 4 tag:www.lucasgrindley.com,2007://1.93 2007-01-31T04:23:52Z 2007-01-31T04:31:48Z Amidst the stack of articles I save as possible fodder for this blog was this one about how Netflix uses a fast iterative design process to continually improve the service. It’s another one the many things newspaper Web sites can... tag:www.lucasgrindley.com,2007://1.76 2007-01-13T00:24:54Z 2007-01-13T00:47:27Z My last boss had an obsession with eBay. And it framed a lot of his thinking about how online news could evolve. For me, the obsession is Netflix. I love it. Everywhere I look on Netflix, I see a newspaper... tag:www.lucasgrindley.com,2006://1.63 2006-12-26T16:30:08Z 2006-12-26T16:33:48Z Howie Kurtz makes a typical veteran mistake of logic in his Monday column, “Ink-Stained to Link-Strained: A Kvetch.” See if you can catch it: Now, liberated from the stranglehold of CBS, NBC and ABC, we can watch news channels that... tag:www.lucasgrindley.com,2006://1.21 2006-11-02T23:57:51Z 2007-01-18T00:21:07Z It is usually a veteran editor who makes the argument against the “a la carte” news idea. “If readers are allowed to subscribe only to the news they want, they won’t get the news they need,” or so the thinking...