Tag: blogging
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Traditional Vs. Non-Traditional Journalism
Chris Anderson and Will Hearst talking shop in May of 2006: Publisher, Will Hearst, on the evolution of journalism: [..] In the era of 20 years ago, there was a notion of a professional journalist — I’m not saying let’s race back to that era — what I’m saying is that notion is utterly gone. […]
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Should Link Love Pay The Rent?
Citizen media is an authentic media. The amateur (Etymology: French, from Latin amator lover, from amare to love) doesn’t create out of a responsibility to a deadline or a paycheck; the amateur creates out of a love for the process, the output, the feedback, the very notion of creativity itself. And in this new world […]
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The News Is Getting Interesting
When Technorati began presenting blogs on articles pages of Newsweek and WaPo, the blogosphere moved one step closer to credibility. This move by Reuters pushes blogging—specifically bridge blogging—into a whole new stratosphere. Reuters partners in comment blog Mark Sweney Reuters has formed a partnership with an international network of bloggers to provide public comment alongside […]
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Newsvine: The Wisdom Of The Crowd
The reviews are in: The people are in the drivers seat. Newspapers are already hemoraging readership, as the web has created an extremely rich bazaar, allowing us to shop for unbundled content at every turn, while unbundled advertising models begin to sprout up to support this evolution. Well, get ready for the online replicas of […]
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2005: A Year For Change
The funny thing about running into the posting wall, is that it almost always comes out of the blue, often at the most random of times. Well, unlike past years, in 2005 I hit the wall at the most appropriate time of the year. So in order to get back up on the blogging horse, […]
You Are Standing In An Open Field 