Archive for January, 2010

Note to Readers: I am covering this story without discussing whose religious opinions in the case are right or wrong, or even to say for sure that anyone involved does have ... Read more.

The New York Times has made some clarifications regarding the announcement last week that it would institute a pay wall on its website in 2011. The paper had two of its top ... Read more.

One of the main focuses of our blog is exploring the evolution of journalism and how new media is shaping the way businesses, nonprofits and news organizations share and ... Read more.

Beginning February 1, five journalists will engage in an experiment to test the veracity of social media –- specifically Twitter and Facebook — as a news source. The ... Read more.

A national survey has found that a large majority of journalists rely on social media sources when doing story research, whether they publish in print or online. In fact, 3/4 ... Read more.

The New York Times announced Wednesday that within one year it will start charging for access to its site, NYTimes.com. Print subscribers will retain free access, but other ... Read more.

Kim Kardashian, famous for being famous and for starring on the unscripted TV show Keeping Up with the Kardashians, is at the center of a lawsuit that could become legal ... Read more.

Paul Krill, editor at large of the information technology blog InfoWorld, has posted a pretty good summary of a panel session that took place this past Friday. The session, ... Read more.

Since I lived in New Orleans at the time Hurricane Katrina hit, I can easily tell you the ways that social media have advanced in the past 4.5 years, and how those ... Read more.

Twitter has grown tremendously since its creation in 2006. This year, it will be interesting to watch its growth as more media outlets figure out how to harness its potential ... Read more.