Tag: journalism

Google Hosts First “TechRaking” Conference for Investigative Journalists
Google and the Center for Investigative Reporting are hosting a conference today at Google headquarters dubbed "TechRaking" 2012. The conference was meant to "inspire muckraking b...
Read More
Mike Wallace, Famed 60 Minutes Reporter, Passed Away
Sad news today for the journalism world as Mike Wallace passed away at the age of 93. He will best remembered as one of the toughest men on television as he interviewed crooks and...
Read More
Journalism & Technology Scholarships for Six Lucky Winners of Google and AP Contest
Last summer Google announced a joint scholarship program for aspiring journalists wi...
Read More
Mega Millions Winner (Fake, That Is) Plays April Fool’s Prank On The Press
A man named Tom Kreft (if that is his real name) played an early April Fool's joke on the press and the Internet at large, by claiming to have won the Mega Millions lottery jackpot...
Read More
This American Life Source Lied About Apple, Foxconn Details
Popular public radio show This American Life is retracting an episode it aired back in January which condemned major electro...
Read More
Washington Post Masthead On A Chinese Government Publication
Freedom of speech -- and thus, consequently, freedom to advertise -- are fundamental principles of a free democracy and a thriving capitalist democracy, right? That's what we're to...
Read More
Crimes Committed Against Journalists in Mexico May Be Federalized
The Mexican senate approved constitutional changes on Tuesday that make any attack on a journalist and media workers a federal crime. Any crime carried out against these types of p...
Read More
Blogging Guidelines Already Unpopular With Bloggers
Earlier, I wrote about these new content curation/news aggregation guideli...
Read More
Curator’s Code: Can Content Curation Really Be Standardized?
Let me preface this by saying that I am all for giving credit where credit is due on the web. However, people are trying to develop standards for online content curation and attrib...
Read More
Is Linking Something That You Should Have To Pay For?
Should you have to pay to link? Sadly, it's a question we keep having to ask, because organizations and lawmakers keep giving us reason to. If you're a longtime reader, you probabl...
Read More
TechCrunch Loses Yet Another – This Time, It’s The Editor
The transition at AOL's TechCrunch continues as editor Erick Schonfeld has stepped down. This is just the latest in a series of pre-AOL acquisition TechCrunchers leaving. Some have...
Read More
The Associated Press Goes Bold With New Logo
In what some would consider a bold move, the associated press has changed their logo of almost 30 years. The finished product is no doubt the result of intense labor by a team of h...
Read More
Bot or Not Lets You Test the Human Element in Any Twitter Account
If you're active on Twitter, you've probably encountered plenty of bots - fake users that spam the hell out of you with links, free iPad offers, and other dubious things. These ac...
Read More
The One Thing You Absolutely Need To Know About Writing For The Web
Titles are incredibly important when you're writing for the web. Startup Stats CEO Nick O'Neill wrote...
Read More
Should News Organizations Pay People For Their Tweets?
Let me start off by saying: No. I don't think news organizations should have to pay people for referencing their tweets. But this is a similar logic to how some traditional news or...
Read More
Get the WebProNews newsletter delivered to your inbox

Get the free daily newsletter read by decision makers

Subscribe
Advertise with Us

Ready to get started?

Get our media kit

Advertise with Us