The Jena 6 scam
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News to me. This is interesting. Saved By: Rob Mientjes | View Details | Give Thanks
News to me. This is interesting. Saved By: Rob Mientjes | View Details | Give Thanks
Mike Davidson: Enterprise CMSes vs. Blog CMSes
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A good discussion ensures after Mike asks a simple question: for news organizations, which is better, a blog CMS or an enterprise CMS? My answer? They *both* suck. Saved By: Jeff Croft | View Details | Give Thanks
A good discussion ensures after Mike asks a simple question: for news organizations, which is better, a blog CMS or an enterprise CMS? My answer? They *both* suck. Saved By: Jeff Croft | View Details | Give Thanks
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The world's 50 most powerful blogs | Technology | The Observer
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From Prince Harry in Afghanistan to Tom Cruise ranting about Scientology, blogging has never been bigger Saved By: allsho | View Details | Give Thanks
From Prince Harry in Afghanistan to Tom Cruise ranting about Scientology, blogging has never been bigger Saved By: allsho | View Details | Give Thanks
Rex Sorgatz: A Data Point on Every Block
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My buddy Rex, formerly of MSNBC.com, interviews Adrian Holovaty on his awesome startup venture [Everyblock](http://everyblock.com). This is absolutely the best interview with Adrian since the launch. Saved By: Jeff Croft | View Details | Give Thanks
My buddy Rex, formerly of MSNBC.com, interviews Adrian Holovaty on his awesome startup venture [Everyblock](http://everyblock.com). This is absolutely the best interview with Adrian since the launch. Saved By: Jeff Croft | View Details | Give Thanks
Introducing EveryBlock / The EveryBlock Blog
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Adrian Holovaty's project to reinvent local media finally launches Saved By: Lachlan Hardy | View Details | Give Thanks
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added 2007 Thu Jun 14 8:29:25 by populist
Much ado is being made about Dan Rather's criticism of journalism and TV news in particular, and much that's been written and said about his comments proves his point.
Much ado is being made about Dan Rather's criticism of journalism and TV news in particular, and much that's been written and said about his comments proves his point.
Invisible Inkling » 10 obvious things about the future of newspapers you need to get through your head
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Learn how to deliver your content across every new technology that comes into view on the horizon, and be there when new devices go into mass production.
Learn how to deliver your content across every new technology that comes into view on the horizon, and be there when new devices go into mass production.
added 2007 Sat Jun 9 3:43:29 by Ciera Marie
KABUL, AFGHANISTAN - An Afghan journalist was shot dead by unknown gunmen Tuesday night in her home north of Kabul as she slept beside her 10-month- old baby, Afghan officials said Wednesday.
KABUL, AFGHANISTAN - An Afghan journalist was shot dead by unknown gunmen Tuesday night in her home north of Kabul as she slept beside her 10-month- old baby, Afghan officials said Wednesday.
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added 2007 Sat Jun 2 20:45:02 by Digidave
Many lament the decline of newspaper journalism in the soon to be editorially downsized San Francisco Chronicle. He puts forth some good examples of the types of investigative journalism that are at risk of being defunded.Here's an interesting: Should Google and other online companies should start subsidizing journalism?
Many lament the decline of newspaper journalism in the soon to be editorially downsized San Francisco Chronicle. He puts forth some good examples of the types of investigative journalism that are at risk of being defunded.Here's an interesting: Should Google and other online companies should start subsidizing journalism?
Tending 'Defiant Gardens' during wartime
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added 2007 Tue May 29 7:00:00 by unknown user
A story on the practice of soldiers cultivating gardens during wartime. See snurl.com/uscl for a case of this in modern-day Syria. Interesting.
A story on the practice of soldiers cultivating gardens during wartime. See snurl.com/uscl for a case of this in modern-day Syria. Interesting.
added 2007 Sat May 26 1:18:07 by Aidenag
Overall, MSNBC and CNN were much more consumed with the war in Iraq than was Fox. MSNBC, for instance, devoted nearly a third of the time studied to the war (26% on the policy debate, 3% on events on the ground and 2% the homefront). Fox, by contrast, spent less than half that much time on the war, 15% in all.
Overall, MSNBC and CNN were much more consumed with the war in Iraq than was Fox. MSNBC, for instance, devoted nearly a third of the time studied to the war (26% on the policy debate, 3% on events on the ground and 2% the homefront). Fox, by contrast, spent less than half that much time on the war, 15% in all.
added 2007 Sun May 6 21:43:55 by idyll
It was reading The Guardian that did it. There was page after page, 15 of them, yesterday morning, of men writing about men: not a single female byline, nor a single prominent female photograph (there was a tiny one of Dame Eliza Manningham-Buller). Barely a woman in sight till I got to Polly Toynbee.
It was reading The Guardian that did it. There was page after page, 15 of them, yesterday morning, of men writing about men: not a single female byline, nor a single prominent female photograph (there was a tiny one of Dame Eliza Manningham-Buller). Barely a woman in sight till I got to Polly Toynbee.
added 2007 Mon Apr 30 1:27:24 by KelLuv
It does no disservice to Landay and Strobel to say that there was nothing particularly astounding about the work they did in exposing the Bush/Cheney administration's lies and deceptions in the two-year campaign to put the country at war against Iraq.
It does no disservice to Landay and Strobel to say that there was nothing particularly astounding about the work they did in exposing the Bush/Cheney administration's lies and deceptions in the two-year campaign to put the country at war against Iraq.
added 2007 Fri Apr 27 20:00:40 by Neophile
On Tuesday, Fox News morning show "Fox & Friends" aired at least eight segments on a purported "news" story that was actually a parody article written by a publication similar to The Onion.
On Tuesday, Fox News morning show "Fox & Friends" aired at least eight segments on a purported "news" story that was actually a parody article written by a publication similar to The Onion.
added 2007 Fri Apr 27 7:07:38 by mozzer
How did the evidence disputing the existence of weapons of mass destruction and the link between Saddam Hussein and 9/11 continue to go largely unreported? 90 minute documentary.
How did the evidence disputing the existence of weapons of mass destruction and the link between Saddam Hussein and 9/11 continue to go largely unreported? 90 minute documentary.
added 2007 Sun Mar 18 20:11:02 by populist
It only assumes significance if you make it matter by continuing to treat it as though it has legitimacy and supremacy over all other forms of communications. However, if you attempt to make your own media matter, then you can acquire an audience despite refusing to submit to the "old guard" - which is becoming obsolescent, anyway.
It only assumes significance if you make it matter by continuing to treat it as though it has legitimacy and supremacy over all other forms of communications. However, if you attempt to make your own media matter, then you can acquire an audience despite refusing to submit to the "old guard" - which is becoming obsolescent, anyway.
added 2007 Sat Mar 17 21:30:28 by TimALoftis
CNN remains the most trusted source among those surveyed, just slightly higher than the next most trusted sources CBS's 60 Minutes (27%), C-SPAN (25%) and Fox News (25%).
CNN remains the most trusted source among those surveyed, just slightly higher than the next most trusted sources CBS's 60 Minutes (27%), C-SPAN (25%) and Fox News (25%).
Interesting experiment
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Interesting experiment in new journalism practices.
Interesting experiment in new journalism practices.
added 2007 Thu Mar 15 18:54:17 by gatitabonitasen
AUSTIN, TEXAS--To longtime CBS broadcaster Dan Rather, American journalism in recent years "has in some ways lost its guts." During his hour-long keynote address Monday at South by Southwest Interactive, Rather opined at length on the state of his profession, in which too many journalists have become lapdogs to power, rather than watch
AUSTIN, TEXAS--To longtime CBS broadcaster Dan Rather, American journalism in recent years "has in some ways lost its guts." During his hour-long keynote address Monday at South by Southwest Interactive, Rather opined at length on the state of his profession, in which too many journalists have become lapdogs to power, rather than watch
added 2007 Wed Mar 14 21:19:32 by Digidave
This is not another wiki. Assignment Zero is a new kind of website, one of the first of its kind tailored specifically to supporting a distributed newsgathering team. Everyone contributes reporting and at in the end, some pieces will get published and a final news piece will be produced for Wired News. This news story, is shared by all.
This is not another wiki. Assignment Zero is a new kind of website, one of the first of its kind tailored specifically to supporting a distributed newsgathering team. Everyone contributes reporting and at in the end, some pieces will get published and a final news piece will be produced for Wired News. This news story, is shared by all.
added 2007 Tue Mar 13 22:06:25 by Neophile
This may be the worst, sloppiest, most dishonest piece of reporting I've ever seen in the NYT. It's got all the hallmarks of a vintage Gore hit piece: half-truths, outright falsehoods, unsubstantiated quotes, and a heaping dose of innuendo.
This may be the worst, sloppiest, most dishonest piece of reporting I've ever seen in the NYT. It's got all the hallmarks of a vintage Gore hit piece: half-truths, outright falsehoods, unsubstantiated quotes, and a heaping dose of innuendo.
added 2007 Tue Mar 13 6:53:08 by Digidave
The Project for Excellence in Journalism's 2007 "State of the News Media" report is out.
The Project for Excellence in Journalism's 2007 "State of the News Media" report is out.
added 2007 Sat Mar 10 2:31:38 by corey.spring
Video shot by Joseph La Sac shows an officer demanding the student turn off his camera. La Sac was there to document the controversial onloading of Stryker military equipment to a ship bound for the Iraq war. [via Lost Remote]
Video shot by Joseph La Sac shows an officer demanding the student turn off his camera. La Sac was there to document the controversial onloading of Stryker military equipment to a ship bound for the Iraq war. [via Lost Remote]
added 2007 Wed Mar 7 20:37:36 by populist
New French law says that only professional journalists can film or broadcast acts of violence.
New French law says that only professional journalists can film or broadcast acts of violence.
added 2007 Tue Mar 6 18:56:49 by Stephen Johnson
By Peter Johnson, USA TODAY The "social journalism" that made Oprah Winfrey an international fairy godmother is the new rage in network and cable news, and it's expanding to other media...Experts say the competitive landscape, the need to be different and to keep eyeballs returning, is driving this trend, along with a genuine desire from
By Peter Johnson, USA TODAY The "social journalism" that made Oprah Winfrey an international fairy godmother is the new rage in network and cable news, and it's expanding to other media...Experts say the competitive landscape, the need to be different and to keep eyeballs returning, is driving this trend, along with a genuine desire from
added 2007 Wed Feb 28 20:37:32 by TimALoftis
Bob Woodward, the US journalist who helped break the Watergate scandal, called Wednesday on reporters to take more time on stories after the US media's handling of the run-up to the Iraq war.
Bob Woodward, the US journalist who helped break the Watergate scandal, called Wednesday on reporters to take more time on stories after the US media's handling of the run-up to the Iraq war.
added 2007 Wed Feb 28 0:28:10 by corey.spring
MSNBC has just launched a citizen journalism section on their website called FirstPerson. Content you send in may be published online, and in some cases could be featured on NBC News and MSNBC-TV programs.
MSNBC has just launched a citizen journalism section on their website called FirstPerson. Content you send in may be published online, and in some cases could be featured on NBC News and MSNBC-TV programs.
added 2007 Tue Feb 13 6:28:44 by Scott-O-Rama
Every February, May, and November, the local television stations put aside their responsibility to report actual news, such as how John McCain is flip-flopping on his campaign finance reform beliefs, and instead bring us night after night of sensationalistic crap.
Every February, May, and November, the local television stations put aside their responsibility to report actual news, such as how John McCain is flip-flopping on his campaign finance reform beliefs, and instead bring us night after night of sensationalistic crap.
