Win, win, win
MTV, the Associated Press and the Knight Foundation today unveiled “Street Team 08,” a stunning collaboration...
Read MoreD-Day for news publishers?
We’ve forecast the inevitability of The News Wars as news providers continue to lose audience and revenue to online...
Read MoreNow that’s an immune system
Google’s pursuit of all things media remains relentless. In recent weeks it announced its Android operating system for...
Read MoreApple calls it the iPhone
A study by Nokia forecasts that 25 percent of the entertainment consumed by people in five years time will have been created,...
Read MoreAnd to think the election is only 10 months from now
2007 has been celebrated for digital innovation in U.S. politics. The Huffington Post teamed with Slate and Yahoo! for the...
Read MoreHow totally better than everyone else are you?
Are you crunchy? No, that’s not code for your political leanings, or your eating habits, or the length of your...
Read MoreDeath by newspaper
It was an emotional morning at the Lake Anne Coffee House where I get my start-of-the-day latte and early take on the day’s...
Read MoreDebatepedia is a wiki alternative with a point of view
One of the roles of media is to help people understand the world so we can make informed decisions – and then take...
Read MoreWho’s ignored the most?
The daily newspaper in Norfolk, Virginia, announced on Oct. 23, in an anonymous editorial, that its anonymous editorial...
Read MoreChange Summit audio is available
The audio recording of last week’s Power To Change The World Summit is online and well worth a listen for anyone who...
Read MoreWill work for … money
The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation is offering big bucks to support innovation in community journalism. The deadline...
Read MoreChange Summit update: MLK III, MySpace, Sunlight, UN Foundation and many others are coming
Here’s an update on who’s coming to the Oct. 24 Power To Change The World summit, a one-day event Dale and I are...
Read MoreWhat a choice: Jeff Jarvis, or a smily ass?
What’s more interesting: Jeff Jarvis skewering Yahoo!, or the smiling ass next to the story? It’s an ad for a...
Read MoreOld school, old news
A new report from Harvard suggests that the Internet is “redistributing the news audience in a way that is pressuring some...
Read MoreWho screws up the most? Everyone.
Each month I have dinner with good friends who happen to be editors at three of the nation’s leading news organizations....
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