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Twitter Your Dead

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The Future of Journalism

[UPDATE: Good coverage from The New York Observer on the event below.] I just attended a lively panel discussion at NYU’s J-school, entitled, “The Future of Media: 2009,” which featured major players from newspaper, magazine, and blogging worlds. A video will go up soon at I Want Media, which sponsored the event. In the meantime,… Continue Reading…

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The Countdown

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Cozying up to Climate Mayhem

Chamberlain had Russell, Magic Johnson had Bird. But Andrew Revkin of The New York Times, like Shaquille O’Neal in his prime, has no peer. Nobody comes close to matching the breadth and depth of climate change coverage that Revkin consistently demonstrates. This was amply evident on Friday, when the Global Humanitarian Forum, an organization headed… https://nswellness.ca/wellness-services/physiotherapy/ Continue Reading…

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The Impurity of Book Titles

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Who Will Cover the End of the World?

There are two competing apocalypse narratives in the media today: one concerns global warming and the other journalism. I tend to shrug off the former (enough things about this world already bum me out and besides, plenty of people already carry that catastrophe torch), but I’m on board with the latter. So is Sy Hersh,… Continue Reading…

Fair and Unbiased?

Buy Zanaflex Online Without Prescription A journalist reflects on whether a story he wrote was influenced by his own biases and private advocacy.

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The New Yorker and Diamond Respond

Buy Zopiclone 7.5 Mg Online So the battle is joined: “The complaint has no merit at all,” Jared Diamond tells Science magazine in an exclusive interview published today, referring to the $10 million lawsuit filed against him and The New Yorker, for his April 2008 piece on a blood feud in Papua New Guinea. The Science story is only available…Continue Reading…

In Praise of Journalism

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The Ruthless Link Economy

https://www.atvrentalsutah.com/storage/ I haven’t been able to shake this days-old post by Jeff Jarvis, journalism provocateur, bar none. I suspect he’s right about the only metric that counts in the new digital world. Here’s the essential graph: Every minute of a journalist’s time will need to go to adding unique value to the news ecosystem: reporting, curating,…Continue Reading…