John Carroll lays it down.
This is from a speech on Monday...
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Friday, February 13, 2009
Thursday, February 12, 2009
CBS Twitter Interview Clip
3% have computers globally
30% have mobile devices
The Twitterfication of journalism...
30% have mobile devices
The Twitterfication of journalism...
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Maybe you should be paying for this link...

Maybe I should have to pay a nickel to use this logo...
For those who haven't seen it yet - it seems like a pretty reasonable assessment and proposed solution...
The Time Magazine article on saving journalism is here.
Saturday, February 7, 2009
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Citizen Journalism Takes a Hit
As of February 6, 2009, the website Scoopt.com, which was designed for users to upload newsworthy photographs, will be closed to the public.
Citizen journalism gets a swift one in the groin.
Check it out here.
Citizen journalism gets a swift one in the groin.
Check it out here.
Could This Be Where the Industry is Headed?!
I found an interesting piece that was just posted on U.S. News and World Report's website.
Read it here. Don't worry - it's very brief.
It is an interview with Steven Kydd, Executive Vice President of Demand Media and owner of eHow.com, which pays contributing writers based partly on how much ad revenue their articles generate.
While the articles on eHow.com may not fall into the category of "traditional journalism," the business model employed by this company is worth examining...
... and maybe you can make some extra cash to pay .0001 percent of your student loans!
Read it here. Don't worry - it's very brief.
It is an interview with Steven Kydd, Executive Vice President of Demand Media and owner of eHow.com, which pays contributing writers based partly on how much ad revenue their articles generate.
While the articles on eHow.com may not fall into the category of "traditional journalism," the business model employed by this company is worth examining...
... and maybe you can make some extra cash to pay .0001 percent of your student loans!
Friday, January 30, 2009
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