Media Is Bad (Or is it?)
Is media bad for you? Has technology ruined a whole generation of children? The answer, according to researchers from the National...
Read MoreToday’s Game Changer Spotlight: BlogHer
URL: www.blogher.com What: Reacting to blogging conferences and academic discussions dominated by techy men, three tech, marketing and...
Read MoreFirst Look: Spot.Us for Crowd-Funded Journalism
Tired of reading the same old news day in and day out? Feel like you’re missing out on a great story in your neighborhood –...
Read MoreOffbeat Startup: Custom travel books from Dave Sifry
This could be a game changer for book publishing. A new company called Offbeat Guides produces personalized travel books based on your...
Read MoreKnight News Challenge Deadline: Nov. 1
The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation will make $5 million in grants in the next round of its News Challenge. The News Challenge...
Read MoreWill printing drive new business to Scrapblog?
One of the loveliest social media startups I’ve run across in the last few years is Scrapblog. I say lovely because it’s well...
Read MoreEsquire’s e-ink cover: The future blinks
Back at the turn, print publishers tried to persuade us the future was in electronic ink — a fusion of chemistry, physics and...
Read MoreCreative? Or crossing the line?
PC pulls an advertisement in the guise of an editorial, called “Stop Switching to Mac”, from the sacrosanct news wall on...
Read MoreThe seven senses of the world’s best-designed newspapers
The Society of News Design has announced the World’s Best Designed Newspapers, an award I conceived as chair of SND’s design...
Read MoreCan video games make pro football more interesting?
Earlier this week I was mesmerized by two young adults playing Madden NFL 09 on a big screen at the neighborhood Best Buy. The experience...
Read MoreMagazine about newspapers launches its very first blogs. Gosh.
The magazine Editor & Publisher has long been the must-read trade rag for anyone in the U.S. newspaper business. Which is another way...
Read MoreWe Media: How audiences are shaping the future of news and information
This is the original report we published in 2004 (back when we called ourselves The Media Center). This seminal research report accurately...
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