How many NeoNazi Black Panthers does it take to screw in an image orthicon tube?
This video by Alexandra Pelosi illustrates the problematic state of news today: media depictions of Sanford, Florida following the Trayvon […]
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Richard Gingras at the International Symposium on Online Journalism
The leader of Google News gave an insightful talk about the current state of online journalism. (Pardon my typos.)
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International Symposium on Online Journalism: New approaches in engaging with the news community
ISOJ Program Angela Lee: Audience preference and editorial judgment: a study of time-lagged influence in online news To what extent
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Live blogging #ISOJ
I was actively live tweeting the International Sympsium on Online Journalism when I hit Twitter’s limit of 1000 posts within
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bin Laden and the horserace
Osama bin Laden’s death is a complex event with many implications and potential repercussions, yet it’s been trivialized by media
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The future of global online journalism
(Update: Alfred Hermida blogs Vivian Schiller’s 7 reasons to be cheerful about journalism at Reportr.net.) The evolution of networked global
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The Future of Journalism: a conversation
With colleagues Pete Lewis, Tony Deifell, Kevin Anderson, Andrew Haeg, and Scott Rosenberg, I’m in a two week conversation about
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Personal Democracy Forum’s flash summit on Wikileaks
Video archive of Saturday’s Wikileaks discussion, which was quite compelling… quite a bit about the new world of journalism and
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Iraq 2006: a bag of words
How to make sense of Wikileaks data? One way is visual analysis, as we see here, via Jonathan Stray of
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Taking a Wikileak
In my obligatory post about Wikileaks as the story du jour, I point to the great set of questions Dan
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Knight News Challenge
The Knight News Challenge will launch October 25, just days after our Austin News Hackathon. According the the press release,
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Jay Rosen on the state and future of journalism
Jay Rosen has a terrific post about the state of media, beginning with this clip from the film “Network”: Pretty
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Blogging’s not dead
Social media-savvy medical advocate Regina Holliday pointed out a clueful post at Health is Social, a blog “about integrating social
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Vote for the future of journalism!
I’m part of an informal group of journalists who are focusing on the future of that profession, and more generally