Are Foreign Correspondents Redundant? The changing face of international news. (RISJ, 2010)
Global Voice: Britain's Future in International Broadcasting (Ed) (Premium, 2007)
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June 01, 2012
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Networked individualism: What in the world is that? | Networked
Our work at the Pew Internet Project and the University of Toronto’s NetLab (especially research for the Connected Lives Project) does not support the fear that the digital technologies are killing society. Our evidence is that these technologies are not isolated — or isolating — systems. They are being incorporated into people’s social lives much like their predecessors were.
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May 26, 2012
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2017: What media shifts in the next five years mean for newspapers | INMA
We won’t be discussing offline and online as categories as almost everything will be consumed digitally. Any discussion of mobile advertising will vanish because most everything by then will be mobile. There also won’t be a large distinction between “national” and “local” because targeting has become audience-based and, when you look at the data, everything becomes local.
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Nine-year-old’s lunch blog shames school into making changes | Grist
Martha Payne had some sad-ass lunches at her school in Scotland — unsatisfying food that sometimes had more hair than vegetables. So the 9-year-old decided to start a blog with photos and vital statistics about her meals. Almost immediately, the blog got international attention,
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Paywalls or eyeballs: The digital catch-22 for news publishers | Lean Back 2.0
Niche publishers with venerable brands, captive audiences or business-critical content such as the Financial Times can afford to go behind a paywall and still make money. But what of those publishers whose products might be classy and attractive, but not unique or special enough? Mail Online’s success raises an awkward question for publishers of general-interest content going down the paywall route: is it really such a smart thing to do?
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White House launches new digital government strategy - O'Reilly Radar
White House launches new digital government strategy Federal CIO Steven VanRoekel and CTO Todd Park say open data will be the new default.
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Survey: NPR’s listeners best-informed, Fox viewers worst-informed | Poynter.
NPR and Sunday morning political talk shows are the most informative news outlets, while exposure to partisan sources, such as Fox News and MSNBC, has a negative impact on people’s current events knowledge.
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May 22, 2012
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What journalists need for the future
Head of Swiss J School argues for professionalisation - and expansion - of journalism
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May 21, 2012
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Eric Newton speech on US journalism education
Eric Newton, senior adviser to the President at Knight Foundation, gave the keynote address this morning a national conference of journalism educators, “Journalism Education in the Digital Age,” at Middle Tennessee State University. The talk was delivered from this text:
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May 19, 2012
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Callaghan to Credit Crunch - trends in UK TV News
This study analyses changing trends in UK television news over the last 35 years. It extends the content analysis of our first study, From Callaghan to Kosovo (published in 2000) to 2009, thereby creating the most comprehensive longitudinal study of UK television news to date.
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May 17, 2012
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Wannabe Hacks - Five young people – Five vastly different career paths – All Wannabe Hacks
Site for aspiring journalists
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May 12, 2012
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Colin Morrison: Winners and Losers in Media and Three Things Every Publisher Must Have
Changes in publishing and journalism in the digital transition...
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May 09, 2012
May 05, 2012
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When I die: Lessons from the death zone
Philip Gould contemplates life and death during his last weeks
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May 02, 2012
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