“The way young people are growing up with their blogs, texts and Facebooks, the game experience is just not going to be as important,” said Dave Checketts, who has owned or run franchises in three pro sports (basketball, hockey and soccer) and is bidding for an N.F.L. team. via Looking Ahead to 2020, With Less [...]
Publishers to build an iTunes for magazines
Brian Stelter of NYTimes.com reports that a “consortium of magazine publishers including Time Inc. and Conde Nast are jointly building an online newsstand for magazines in multiple digital formats, according to people familiar with the plans. The formation of a new company to run the online newsstand — sometimes characterized as an ‘iTunes for magazines’ [...]
Top 50 Journalism Blogs
Journalism Journeyman names the Top 50 Journalism Blogs. Thanks for including CyberJournalist.net!
Actual Newspaper Story or the Onion Headline?
Think you can spot real news from fake? Give the quiz a whirl and find out.
Actual Newspaper Story or the Onion Headline?
Think you can spot real news from fake? Give the quiz a whirl and find out.
The Onion Beats Investigative Journalism On Google News
Sometimes I actually feel sorry for old media. Blogs are taking all the page views and don’t have the massive cost overhead of newspapers and magazines. AOL is gobbling up magazine and other media writers by the hundreds.
And today I see this artic…
Guest post: BU students cover Boston Marathon
Some 60 students from Boston University’s College of Communication covered the Boston Marathon today using a variety of new media techniques–twitter, soundslides, qik, utterli, blogs, friendfeed, flickr.
