Several items of note:
Patrick Frey, whose right-of-center Patterico’s Pontifications blog has been a useful thorn in the side of the Los Angeles Times , has posted a kind and thoughtful review of We the Media. (He disagrees, in a separate posting , with one particular line in the book.)
The Financial Times ran a long article this week about my book and a related book by a British journalist. I can’t point to the piece, by Alan Cane, because it’s behind a subscription wall. But it’s a deep look at some the big issues facing journalism.
Interestingly, Frey’s piece comes on the day when we learned that the LA Times is closing its national print edition , citing the Internet as a good enough way to reach readers outside the LA metro area.
I also got an email this morning from Phil Shapiro, noting a (relatively) long-ago conversation he had with a Washington Post reporter. Journalism is changing, he observes.
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Serious Ad Money for BlogFrom: wethemedia.oreilly.com
Post Date: 2005-02-01 04:30:27
Ad Age (reg req): Sony Pays $25,000 a Month for Gawker Blog . Sony Consumer Electronics e-Solutions Group is the exclusive sponsor for the launch of LifeHacker, a blog that goes live today about the software of personal gadgetry by Gawker Media, according to the online company. The deal, which also includes placements on Gizmodo, Gawker’s earlier gadget title, will cost Sony in the range of $25,000 a month, according to a source close to the deal. The sponsorship runs for about t...
more Finding Common Ground in TranslationFrom: wethemedia.oreilly.com
Post Date: 2005-01-30 20:58:05
I’m reminded of that by a call this morning from António Granado, who writes about science for Publico , a major daily newspaper, and posts frequently to his own journalism blog . He’s reviewing We the Media , which has just been published in Portuguese.
We Americans tend to take for granted the ascendency of English. While English has become the international language of commerce, science and aviation -- and it’s becoming a common second language around the globe -- cultu...
more USA Today Book MentionFrom: wethemedia.oreilly.com
Post Date: 2005-01-15 00:33:26
Phil Meyer, journalism professor at the University of North Carolina, says the major media are being more "closely watched" -- in large part by bloggers -- and humbled in the process. ...
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