journalism
Are Traditional Magazines Dead?
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed If you’re anything like me, you consume a lot of your news online. However, I also happen to still enjoy reading print magazines and newspapers. I know – that comes as a shock to you. It’s true that much of my [...]
Why are Digital Journalists Burning Out so Fast?
An article in the New York Times today discusses the early burnout rate of journalists who work exclusively in online media formats. As I read the article, I could completely understand and empathize with every word in front of me. This is a cutthroat world we live in online. There are thousands of news outlets, [...]
USA Today Delivers News Right to Your iPad
The USA Today is the top-selling print newspaper in the country. Today, they announced that the USA Today app for the iPad will be available beginning tomorrow. Access will be completely free until July 4th, thanks to Courtyard by Marriott. Once Independence Day has passed, the app will only be available by paying a subscription [...]
How Will the End of Print Journalism Affect Pack Rats?
How Will The End Of Print Journalism Affect Old Loons Who Hoard Newspapers? I had to embed this on my blog… it’s fabulous! With so many newspapers struggling financially, some people fear for their future. However, if print media dies, what will old loons do with all of their hoarded papers? Where will they go? [...]
Are Bloggers Journalists: Are Blogs new Journalism?
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed Is blogging the new form of Journalism? Should bloggers be held to the same standards as the media? Those questions were asked of me recently in an email, and raise a lot of food for thought. I don’t know that I’d [...]
Where Blogging is Feared
This link was passed to me by Gnomedex Keytone Robert Steele. Seems that we live a life of blogging luxury here in the U.S. – Arab bloggers pay toll for truth: Not all bloggers in the Arab world are so dedicated in their use of this new freedom. Not all make the extra effort to [...]
Big Media and the Blogosphere
Upon receiving the invite for this week’s Seattle-area blogger meetup with KOMO TV, Dave Newton put things into perspective for the community-at-large: I’m flattered that I made a list of Seattle area bloggers, but not starry-eyed enough to accept the invitation to come and be cooed over by the TV people, no matter how sincere [...]
