Media Purgatory. Maybe that’s exactly where we are at this specific moment in time. According to Wikipedia, "Purgatory is the
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How Journalism Survives New Media (By Saving Itself)
Just because newspapers are suffering, it does not mean that Journalism is dying (far from it). That being said, we
Continue readingHow Mass Media Learns About New Media
In trying to understand the newspaper and publishing industry, there are few brains bigger than Jay Rosen. Rosen is definitely
Continue readingBlogs Are Doing Very Well, Thank You Very Much
Technorati just released their, State Of The Blogosphere 2009, and some of the results will surprise you. According to the
Continue readingAnother (Brilliant) Take On The Newspaper Industry
When it comes to saying things in a deep and meaningful way about the impact of technology and the Internet
Continue readingYou Self-Serving Pig
It’s all about me. Me, me, me, me. That’s all you ever do is talk about yourself. Stop talking about
Continue readingShould News Be Free?
With all of the talk about the future of newspapers and journalism, comes a bigger question… should news be free?
Continue readingTwitter Rooms For Sharing And Exploring
One of the major complaints that people have about Twitter is how hard it is to sort and follow certain
Continue readingWhen It Comes To Reinvention
When it comes to reinvention, who is best to lead to the change? Is it the old guard, the new
Continue reading12 Ways To Conduct A Great Interview
"Just write out some questions and ask them." That could well be one of the biggest mistakes when it comes
Continue readingWhen The Media Is The Message
The following is a cross-post from the Sparksheet Blog. It was an interview conducted with me by Spafax Editorial Director,
Continue readingThe Miracle Of Publishing
Many of us are in awe over what’s happening to the newspaper industry. Many of us worry that the book
Continue readingFollowing The News On Twitter With Muck Rack
If there’s one thing we have learned about the rapid growth of Twitter, it’s that anyone, anywhere can commit acts
Continue readingWireless Reading Devices vs. Newspapers
The big news this week in the newspaper industry was not Google‘s Marissa Mayer speaking before a Senate subcommittee on
Continue readingThe Astounding Evolution Towards Less In A "More Society"
No one pays much attention to anything these days. In August 1981, the world changed dramatically. The saying "I Want
Continue readingThe Business Of Blogging
Maybe all of those Bloggers taking $500 per Blog post from advertisers to post about their brands, products and services
Continue readingBefore You Go Bashing…
There is one thing that Journalists do that Bloggers could learn a lot from: checking facts and sources. One of
Continue readingTrying To Outgoogle Google
How do you think the traditional media is reacting and growing their business? Are they keeping pace, falling behind or
Continue readingWhat Three URLs Are On Your Mind Today?
What’s on your mind today? What three URLs have you been looking at more than usual today? I wish I
Continue readingOn Journalism
If you’re interested in a career in Journalism, think long and hard about what it will mean to "be" a
Continue readingIncredible Sources
One of the primary complaints that traditional journalism and the newspaper industry has of the digital channel is that is
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