High Cost, Low Quality Plague Newspaper Video Efforts
Last week's demise of 702.tv in Las Vegas generated a lot of discussion about the…
October 19, 2009
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News Orgs Make Gradual Progress in Site Navigation, Use of Social Networks
Ask any news Web site manager about their site's current design (and state of continual…
October 15, 2009
Vegas Newspaper Pulls Plug on 702.tv After Four Months
In late June, Greenspun Interactive, the new media division of the company that publishes the…
October 15, 2009
How Integrated Web-Sharing Tools Can Enhance, or Hinder, a User’s Experience
Sometimes relatively simple changes in site functionality make dramatic differences. Take, for instance, the Twitter-interface…
October 12, 2009
Amid Journalism Cutbacks, Concern about Democracy
There continues to be a lot of concern about what happens in our democracy when…
April 2, 2009
Political Data-as-Journalism Projects from Slate, the St. Petersburg Times and CQ
Members of the Interactive Newsroom Technologies group at The New York Times may be journalism's…
January 15, 2009
NYTimes.com, Spokesman.com Raise the Bar on Transparency, Again
A couple of decades ago, in recognition of the value of openness, news organizations began…
December 24, 2008
Jarvis on the Death of Print: Gloating, or Practical?
On Nov. 11 in Slate, author and journalist Ron Rosenbaum attacked maverick media futurist Jeff…
November 14, 2008
Election Coverage Tipping Point: Online/Mobile Now Leading?
I'm fairly certain that newspapers all over America (and perhaps the world) increased their press…
November 6, 2008
Elections & NYTimes.com: Feelings Count
We've all been inundated with election polls, electoral scenario maps and enough punditry to float…
November 4, 2008
Bracketing the News with Games
Many media organizations are developing strategies for "serious games". For example, bracketology (the process of…
May 5, 2008
What Does a ‘Data Delivery Editor’ Do?
Apparently there are a lot of black bear sightings in Virginia. If you live in…
October 29, 2007
Who will be in charge of future converged newsrooms?
This isn't news, but in case you missed the memo, Bill Keller and Martin Nisenholtz…
August 15, 2005
Newspaper Provides Online Newscast
Wilmington is close enough to Philadelphia (and even Baltimore) that it doesn't have its own…
October 18, 2004
Bakersfield’s Election Experiment
Newspaper/TV convergence experiments often take place in markets that are big enough to have savvy…
September 22, 2004
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