Liveblog: News World, Traditions and transformation
Here we are, about to start “News World | Traditions and Transformation” — what fun! Description: “Traditional...
Read MoreLiveblog: Informed World, The citizen’s guide to media literacy
We’re about to start this panel, located on a floor accessible only by two elevators, so people are coming in in batches of 8. The...
Read MoreIs Yahoo Becoming the Social Search Engine?
Joe Lewis wrote an interesting opinion piece, positing that Yahoo’s focusing on social search in an attempt to outflank Google. But...
Read MoreOnline Social Networks: Good For You
Communicating with each other online might turn out to be more than just a fun way to spend time — it may keep us sane, or even save...
Read MoreApple reimburses bloggers $700,000 in legal fees
What does it really mean to be an independent journalist, reporting on the activities of the titans of industry? Well, it means that you...
Read MoreGet a First Life
If you’ve been a little bemused or underwhelmed by the goings-on in Second Life (Swedish embassy, Reuters news bureau) this Get a...
Read MoreWorld Economic Forum Webcast: Leveraging the Power of People
If you have some time, check out the webcast of Jan. 27th’s Web 2.0 session from the World Economic Forum, called “How Web 2.0...
Read MoreYelvington Earns NAA Innovator Award
Congratulations to Steve Yelvington for being named 2007 Online Innovator of the Year by the Newspaper Association of America. I like...
Read MoreShould You Pay Your Community’s Contributors?
From The World Economic Forum comes the news that YouTube will start paying those who upload videos. First of all… at the World...
Read MoreWii Have a Community
I find the phrase “citizen journalism” is in some cases far too weighty a label for the most interesting examples of the...
Read MoreYahoo Faces Competiton from Social Media
Yahoo was downgraded today by S&P to “sell” from “hold.” Why? Well, it just jumped 8%, but S&P believes...
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