Category Archives for Journalism
Can a good journalist be a good capitalist? Yes.
Carnival of Journalism is a monthly event when a group of us share our posts on a common topic to bring discussion to the goings on in our trade. It’s also a great place to exchange ideas with smart people! … Continue reading
People want news that matters
The brussel sprouts vs. cookies argument is one of the first I remember in respect to “future of journalism” conversations. In fact, I would say that in J-school, I did not study journalism, but instead, I studied the changing face … Continue reading
The future of online news video
My entry into this month’s Carnival of Journalism: First, I’m rather offended that the title of this carnival limits to online video because I think mobile news video is a much bigger trend. I’m going to refer to both, and … Continue reading
End of the newsroom’s iron curtain
Would the real entrepreneurial journalism please stand up? Journalists are not supposed to be interested in money. It’s an ethical dilemma. That is why there is an iron curtain in between ad sales and editorial — if you know what … Continue reading
Thank you, #ONA11: A recap
This is my excessively comprehensive blog of my first ONA conference, half recap and half personal. reflection. Keep in mind, I came not as a working reporter, but as a news enthusiast working on the technology side. If you want … Continue reading
#ona11 Mini-law school for digital journalists
Digital publishing brings new ethical challenges that aren’t effectively reflected in laws, yet. A smart, opinionated and experienced panel of lawyers talked some main issues in this ONA11 session. Here are some highlights. Copyright laws: you post, I claim to … Continue reading
What to do with a journalism degree
When I started at J-school, I found that almost every person either greatly preferred writing or instead much preferred reporting. I should add that I decided to get a degree in journalism as a plan to eventually write fiction — … Continue reading
Future of Journalism: A SEO-friendly blog post
TechCrunch curation Facebook algorithms Aron Pilhofer Alberto Ibarguen shoot a photo abundance Tumblr, Kindle Single newspaper strike Rupert Murdoch lede Journal Register perfect for starting a campfire a giant stack of newspapers that you’ll never read. lede Jeff Jarvis crowdfunding … Continue reading
Twitter + Storify + @ACarvin =
I haven’t Storyfied in a while. My time on Twitter this morning happened to coincide with this conversation, which ended as quickly as it began. While the criticism was not well thought-out and sort of uncalled for, it does bring … Continue reading
How journalism faces the innovator’s dilemma
Carnival of Journalism is a monthly event when a group of us share our posts on a common topic to bring discussion to the goings on in our trade. It’s also a great place to exchange ideas with smart people. Comments … Continue reading →
22. February 2012 by admin
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