As technology and real-time data transmission becomes the norm and journalism organizations look into the mirror, will they see Jimmy Wales and Wikipedia looking back at them?
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The Future of Journalism: The Web 3.0 Newsroom
June 1st, 2010 
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In the not-too-distant future journalists will be part of a “virtual” newsroom existing at a nexus of user-contributed information, original investigative articles and computer-assisted reporting reliant on flexible databases and easily mashable formats.
Posted in Featured, Headline, Journalism 
Tags: data, future, Journalism, mobile, monetize, technology 
7 Comments »The deconstruction of American journalism – 1955 style
April 24th, 2010 admin 
“Once your decision has been made, stick to it. Your readers will expect your paper on a certain date, and a few slip-ups would result in the same lackadaisical attitude toward your paper as was put into the deadline by the editor.”
Technology and tombstones: Cemeteries try to cross the digital divide
April 24th, 2010 admin 
As new technology continues to impact business, social networks and lifestyles, it is also putting pressure on cemeteries in the area and across the nation to exchange their paper records for digital graveyards.
Computer collectors hunt for electronic treasure
April 24th, 2010 admin 
It doesn’t have its own monitor. No mouse, no hard drive, no graphic user interface and only 8MB of RAM, but for Evan Koblentz, it’s exactly the type of computer that he wants.
Posted in Headline, Off the beaten path Tags: collecting, computer, technology, vintage No Comments »
