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?
Posts Tagged ‘technology’
Adding the Facebook “Like” Button: Why not?
June 14th, 2010 
admin I added social networking sharing tools to my site a while ago, but until today, had not added the Facebook “like” button. Not out of any specific animus, but because I hadn’t gotten around to it. But after seeing several articles about blog traffic and noting how my friends had begun to rely on the tool, I used a plugin to add it to my site
The Future of Journalism: The Web 3.0 Newsroom (Update)
June 7th, 2010 admin The future of the newsroom will be quite different than the one we are used to today.
The Future of Journalism: The Web 3.0 Newsroom
June 1st, 2010 admin 
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 »I am going to Reno for a journalism workshop
May 6th, 2010 admin 
I received some good news today in the form of an e-mail from Jeanne Fox-Alston, the vice president of the Newspaper Association of American Foundation. I have been invited to join the NAA at its second News Challenge program held at the Reynolds School of Journalism and Center for Advanced Media Studies at the University [...]
