Tag: journalism

NewsRight: Newspapers Band Together To Seek Money From Aggregators
29 news organizations have teamed up to change the face of online news - or at least to attempt to get paid more for their work. Basically, they’re hoping aggregators will put up t...
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2011 Was A Dangerous Year For Journalists
Journalists being killed for reporting the truth is nothing new, but it’s still shocking when the numbers are actually released. The World As...
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Bloggers vs. Journalists As Told By Stock Photos
The whole "what makes a journalist a journalist"/"are bloggers journalists?" discussion is one that won’t go away, and we’ve certainly weighed in on it a number of times. While pre...
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2011 Is A Deadly Year For Journalists
In a world dominated by hi-def talking heads speaking from the climate-controlled comforts of high rise office studios, it's important to remember those who actually risk their liv...
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Is It Journalism or Blogging? Or Neither?
According to the Free Online Dictionary, journalism is defined as: 1. The collecting, writing, editing, and prese...
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Are Bloggers Journalists?
Oh, how many times will this whole blogger vs. journalist debate come up? Will there ever be consensus? Does the title even matter? Are bloggers journalists?...
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Facebook’s 40 Most Shared Articles for 2011
It's nearing the end of 2011 and so it's time for every American media outlet to once again contribute to their annual national birthright: compiling lists! One of the better co...
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Arrington to AOL: Sell TechCrunch Back
The TechCrunch drama continues, interestingly enough with a TechCrunch post from founder Michael Arrington hi...
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TechCrunch Says TechCrunch “As We Know It” May Be Over
Popular tech blog TechCrunch, which was acquired by AOL about a year ago appears to be in major turmoil, following news late last week that founder Michael Arrington is likely out...
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Jon Stewart Discusses Absurd Twitter Names, Journalistic Integrity
Have you noticed that Twitter is taking over television? In the last year or so, shows from networks spanning all types of discipline - sports, comedy, news, have...
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Cheap Trick Stage Collapses During Concert
During a Cheap Trick Concert at the Ottawa Bluesfest yesterday, the stage collapsed while the band was performing as severe weather hit. "The stage blew down and collapsed. Eve...
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NJ Supreme Court: Journalists’ Shield Law Doesn’t Apply to Message Boards
A very interesting ruling came out of the Supreme Court in New Jersey, seemingly drawing a line between "journalistic" channels and other information channels. Where that line is e...
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Google News Changes Launched, Blog Filtering Enabled
Google launched some new features for Google News today. The most obvious change is that on the front page, after the top section, you will no longer immediately see story clusters...
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Is the State of the News Industry “Pathetic”?
Mashable founder Pete Cashmore tweeted that Monday was the biggest traffic day ever for the publication (in terms of unique visitors. Clearly, it stands to reason that the death of...
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Osama bin Laden Death Drives Massive Traffic for News Sites
Obviously the Osama bin Laden news drove (and continues to drive) a massive amount of news coverage from all sorts of publications. Coverage from tech blogs has taken some criticis...
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