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[UPDATE, June 13, 2011: We've activated the eleet.fi domain and blog.] (Cross-posted on the Uutisraivaaja blog) We consider the above tweet by New York University Journalism Professor Jay Rosen to be … more →
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Smart piece on the future of the news story
wrote 16 hours ago: Here’s Jeff Jarvis’ post on “new forms, relationships and (business) models for ne … more →
The Need to Recognize Cultural Differences When Creating a Compliance Program
wrote 1 day ago: In an article in the June issue of the Harvard Business Review (HBR), entitled “Why ‘I’m Sorry’ Does … more →
The 99th Chelsea Flower Show or Iran's nuclear threat
wrote 4 days ago: Over the last few weeks we heard about either Iran, Chicago, NATO, Mitt Romney, BAIN, or maybe we ig … more →
How involved should journalists be?
wrote 1 week ago: This term we’ve been studying media law and ethics, which is undoubtedly the most applicable a … more →
Why newspapers need to lose the 'view from nowhere'
wrote 1 week ago: Billionaire investor Warren Buffett may be buying newspapers — a move that is probably as much … more →
Why newspapers need to lose the 'view from nowhere'
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wrote 1 week ago: Billionaire investor Warren Buffett may be buying newspapers — a move that is probably as much … more →
Future of College Media: Fixing the Divide Between College Students and College Newspapers
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wrote 2 weeks ago: This post is the ninth in a series of 10 about the future of collegiate journalism, focusing on spec … more →
How the "View From Nowhere" Is Destroying Political Discourse
wrote 2 weeks ago: Over the last few years our political discourse has completely deteriorated. Articles and TV appeara … more →
Ideology
wrote 2 weeks ago: After the invention of the printing press there was a long period of societal restructuring as the t … more →
Obama’s Gay Marriage Moment: looking at the media reaction
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wrote 2 weeks ago: This screen-cap here just begs the Xzibit “yo dawg” meme. Or perhaps a rage-comic face. … more →
Google's head of news: Newspapers are the new Yahoo
wrote 2 weeks ago: Google (s goog) has a somewhat tense relationship with the traditional newspaper industry, since pub … more →
Google's head of news: Newspapers are the new Yahoo
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Google (s goog) has a somewhat tense relationship with the traditional newspaper industry, since pub … more →
Ben Huh says journalistic objectivity is a trap
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wrote 3 weeks ago: As the CEO of the I Can Has Cheezburger empire, Ben Huh probably finds it hard to get taken seriousl … more →
The Rhetoric of Veracity of a Closet Agnostic.
wrote 4 weeks ago: When I contemplate the idea of Citizen Journalism, the first thought that comes to my mind is the us … more →
Should Journalism Express Opinions- McGill Tribune column
wrote 1 month ago: (In hindsight, the title is a bit ironic, seeing as columns do run in the “Opinion” sect … more →
And now this...
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wrote 1 month ago: “People of CBS News, the net knows more than you!” … more →
Future of College Media: Inspiring reads and excellent blogs
wrote 1 month ago: I’m about half way through my series exploring the different trends and problems facing colleg … more →
Think before flashing your anatomy
wrote 1 month ago: The category of “don’t do this on Facebook (or Twitter)” is a large one. While man … more →
Lessons learned from a letter to curmudgeons
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wrote 1 month ago: Friday’s letter to newsroom curmudgeons resulted in my busiest day ever on this blog, 4,882 vi … more →
