Lost Remote is dead, long live Lost Remote
I’ve been blogging at lostremote.com for just about a decade. Lately, it has been harder and harder to contribute to it though, and the other group bloggers were in the same boat. Cory Bergman, lostremote’s founder, is now going to use the domain for a personal Tumblr feed. Lost Remote: The Business of Journalism — [...]
Local News Sites Pick Up The Investigative Beat : NPR
Andrew Donohue, editor for Voice of San Diego is interviewed for NPR’s Talk of the Nation via Local News Sites Pick Up The Investigative Beat : NPR.
NBC’s Zucker Calls Jon Stewart ‘Incredibly Unfair’ (Update2) – Bloomberg.com
“The criticism of CNBC and the business media in general was completely out of line,” Zucker said. “Just because someone who mocks authority says something doesn’t make it so. The audiences have been there in very strong numbers in the last seven days. So there doesn’t appear to be any effect.” via NBC’s Zucker Calls [...]
MediaShift . Journalists Still a-Twitter About Social Media | PBS
Andy Carvin speaks on a panel about #inaug09 for media bistro, and is covered by media shift. MediaShift . Journalists Still a-Twitter About Social Media | PBS.
The New York Times Launches New Online Syndication Marketplace: Financial News – Yahoo! Finance
The New York Times Syndication Sales announced today the re-launch of nytsyn.com. The Web site now features an online syndication marketplace that allows users to purchase the latest news articles, features, images and multimedia from The New York Times and more than 100 of its content providers. via The New York Times Launches New Online [...]
Obama Staff Arrives to White House Stuck in Dark Ages of Technology – washingtonpost.com
“It is kind of like going from an Xbox to an Atari,” Obama spokesman Bill Burton said of his new digs. via Obama Staff Arrives to White House Stuck in Dark Ages of Technology – washingtonpost.com.
Media execs prep for 'news emergency'
This article from politico pretty much sums up what life is like for us right now here inside the beltway. Media execs prep for ‘news emergency’ – Michael Calderone – Politico.com. The history is there, but boy am I looking forward to Wednesday night
Beautiful CHANGE: Inside the Crowd-Sourced Inaugural – Opportunopoly
Interview on the inaugurationreport.com project between AU, CBS and NPR by Melinda Gipson for the NAA Opportunopoly blog Beautiful CHANGE: Inside the Crowd-Sourced Inaugural – Opportunopoly. The project began for me when I contacted andy carvin at npr, who was involved in the twittervotereport.com. Andy was already thinking in a similar way about doing something [...]
Andy Carvin chats up #inaug09 at Poynter
Click in to see the transcript of today’s live chat on the upcoming twitterfest we’re cooking up for inauguration: Poynter Online – Centerpieces.
The Renegades at the New York 'Times' – The All New Issue — New York Magazine
“The proposal was to create a newsroom: a group of developers-slash-journalists, or journalists-slash-developers, who would work on long-term, medium-term, short-term journalism—everything from elections to NFL penalties to kind of the stuff you see in the Word Train.” This team would “cut across all the desks,” providing a corrective to the maddening old system, in which [...]