X-raying the conversation about the future of journalism
Thanks to Robin Hamman, I found a cool new service called Crowdstatus that allows you to create a page pulling the latest tweets from any group of people on Twitter.
I’ve used it to build something I hope is useful: a collection of the most recent thoughts from journalism bloggers and teachers, digital journalists and others with opinions about our changing business. It includes a lot of people you already know about, and a
All journalism is local (apologies to Tip O’Neill)
(This is my latest contribution to the Carnival of Journalism, which is hosted this month by Andy Dickinson. Like Ryan Sholin last time around, Andy has asked his fellow barkers to answer a single question: Is (digital) journalism better the more local it is and what does that do to growth? Andy is collecting the responses here.)
I was having lunch recently with a group that included the proprietor of a successful
