Brian Reich joins iFOCOS
We’re growing and I’m thrilled to introduced the newest member of our team, Brian Reich. Brian has been a participant and...
Read MoreAre Tweens The Solution to the Newspaper Crisis?
Online news and newspaper sites are either struggling to attract audiences or generate revenue (and some struggle with both). The reasons...
Read MoreQuestion of the Day
Larry Lessig and the team from Change Congress, along with a large (and growing) group of internet visionaries released a set of principles...
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The plunger: An ordinary Joe swims in the media potty
Unlicensed, but partisan plumber gets his fifteen minutes of fame on You Tube, the CBS Evening News, AP, CNN, Yahoo!, New York Times, and...
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Charles Blow blogs by the numbers
Our friend and former colleague Charles Blow has joined the blogging brethren with a discussion on all things statistical. A visual Op-Ed...
Read MoreDube named head of ABCNews.com
Congratulations to Jonathan Dube, formerly of MSNBC and the Canadian Broadcasting Corp., and newly named VP of ABCNews.com. Dube is also...
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Jon Stewart and trust, for those who might have missed it
Years after the rest of of us knew it, New York Times literary critic Michiko Kakutani coronates Jon Stewart as “a genuine cultural...
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McCain courts bloggers. Win a trip on the bus.
Trying to close a huge gap in the blogosphere, John McCain’s campaign is offering reward points to webbies who place favorable comments...
Read MoreThe news tribe
Jay Rosen has posted his cogent take on “semi-pro journalism” on TechPresident. Provocative metaphor about the news tribe and...
Read MoreGillmor: Making the News, Chapt 1
Dan Gillmor’s just posted the first chapter of his new book “Making the News” on his blog site, for reflection and...
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