Meet the Newspaperers:
Friday, April 25th, 2008 | No Comments »Click here for a fine series of posts on how some news is now being provided by people writing things called newspapers. Hat tip NUJ Newmedia blog.
Click here for a fine series of posts on how some news is now being provided by people writing things called newspapers. Hat tip NUJ Newmedia blog.
If you missed this fine link on D’Log here it is.
If I spent an hour on a story I would end up with a ‘truth’ that represented 60 minutes of effort. A week of effort would yield a 7 days of ‘truth’. What the facts mean is always subjective, regardless of the solidity of those facts.
Good journalism chases honesty, not truth. Honesty is a [...]
I didn’t understand this until I checked here. Now I do and I like it a lot. Homo Ludens suceeds through play.
Hat tip Jon Bounds. Original source Emergent Game.
Simon has just started the first official live blog of a UK summit here. Now press accredit a bunch of other bloggers (if you haven’t already).
The West Midlands leads the digital way, well our politicians seem to be up for it. Comment at Tom Watson:
today I am announcing the establishment of the Power of Information Taskforce. I’m pleased to say that Richard Allan has agreed to Chair the Taskforce. Richard has a vast breadth of knowledge in this field. He’s [...]
Paul Caplan responded to this comment I made yesterday on this blog post with this explanation of what he thinks slow media is and why it matters. Thanks Paul. For taking the time.
There has been a lot of interest in Downing Street joining Twitter. But does it really mean much, or anything, that’s new?
At the moment number 10 is using it predominantly as a means to feed us links to press releases plus the odd Youtube film. Very good.
Within less than 24 hours 178 people [...]