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Roundup of We Media Miami session: In search of a new kind of story
We're launching something at TechCrunch 50 today
The Wall on CNN
Free Vietnam photos from Footnote and The National Archives
Launching The Wall
Footnote goes first click free
At We Media Miami today
Tapping into the Power of Participation
NY Times launches newspaper archive viewer: TimesMachine
The Vietnam Wall and the networked story
Speaking at We Media and NFAIS this week
Footnote frees 1 million historic documents and images
Upcoming Keynote Address at PSP 2008 in DC
Japanese air target anlaysis
7 Rules for Social Media
Chris giving keynote address at ASIDIC Fall 2007 Meeting
Traffic to online news sites up dramatically but revenues show signs of slowing
Google News starts hosting news services content
James Surowiecki on what crowds can and cannot do
The Investigation of William Randolph Hearst
Chris Anderson's vanishing point theory of news
5 lessons learned from Footnote
Proud to announce the launch of Footnote - and first content partnership with the National Archives
Not allowing conversations is immoral
MediaShift: Dan Gillmor finds his Center
De Nieuwe Reporter podcasts
Sampling of New Media Predictions for 2006
Outing: Nine New Year's Resolutions for Newspapers
Usable exhaust: The active ingredient of effective social media
Yahoo gets Delicious
We've joined the Corante Media Hub
Putting a price on citizen media or what's the value of your blog?
What a little Kaboodle could do
Can 'Citizen Journalists' Really Produce Readable Content?
What Obstacles Exist for Online Journalism?
Remixing is active consumption
When virtual friends become real
We Media: Rethinking the role of the BBC
We Media: Sitting with Watts Wacker
We Media: Al Gore's wake-up call
We Media: Activism and Democracy
We Media: Culture, Politics & Buzz
We Media in NYC
MSM tries to attract the CJ
Where should citizen journalists submit a Hurricane Katrina story?
Interview with Jonathan Mendez, co-creator of the Katrina Information Map
Amid the chaos, innovation arises in citizen journalism
More people may have watched cable hurricane coverage online than on TV
When sources strike back: Why blogs will continue to force greater transparency in reporting
CNN highlights citizen journalism content on home page
British Police Solicit Mobile Images from Citizens
Citizen journalism site launched: MuncieFreePress.com
'Community' as a term to mask dirty acts by dirty people
Online communities: Growing an Internet garden
Will the BBC make it harder for UK newspapers to survive?
We Media cheat sheet
MediaBlog stats
Copyright, Del.icio.us, and repurposing RSS feeds
IBM redux: Autonomy, reputation and community
Technology Review: Is 'CraigsNews' coming soon?
IBM, blogging and the rise of the world's biggest media company
NYTimes.com to offer subscription service
Interview with Matthew Yeomans on The Birth of Wikinews
BusinessWeek: Mainstream press will open archives
Online is the destination for local news - especially for younger adults
Gladwell: "Research is a fundamentally social process"
Our role in the del.icio.us funding
Interview with Richard Sambrook, director of the BBC Global News Division
OhmyNews International open for citizen journalists
Ourmedia.org launches
NYT: Can Papers End the Free Ride Online?
Hurst Interview: Wikipedia's Jimmy Wales
15 non-white male blogging voices
Craigslist founder embraces citizen journalism
Harvard/Nieman: Whose News? Day 2
Harvard/Nieman Foundation: Whose News? Day 1
Interview with Bowman, Willis, Gillmor, Lasica and Outing about weblogs
Whose News? Media, Technology and the Common Good
Wikipedia glossary on participatory journalism
Review of 6 new participatory media-related books
Collaborative media not printer-friendly
Can a Blogger Be Sued for Libel?
Blogging the Madrid skyscraper fire
How do you turn newspapers into a conversation?
Update on the We Media Spanish translation
Dan Gillmor: Tales of an editorial page provocateur
Amigos: We Media translated in Spanish
Sundance's Digitial Divide: Films 'broadcast' on Internet ineligible
Sundance panel on documentaries, blogs and the changing politics of america
Interview: We Media one year later
Dan Gillmor on Grassroots Journalism
The Bastardization of Beta
A is for Amazon. P is for Paris Hilton?!
Dan Gillmor is ready to rumble
Gillmor's "We the Media" now in HTML
TIME's People of the Year: Bloggers?
Being the big ear
Jarvis: "This is a chain-reaction of revolutions"
Comment spammers should be shot
It's a wiki, wiki, wiki world
The difference between Copyright and Creative Commons licenses
We Media released under Creative Commons license
AJC's marketing of Sports weblogs pathetic
CNN and Florida Today: A Tale of Two Blogs
European Media and Rathergate
Sketches of Spain
Memogate, Rathergate: Round 2
You Call That News? I Don't
Four new First Monday papers
Rushkoff: The Real Threat of Blogs
Jon Stewart: "Anybody with a Web site is part of the real media."
Pew: How Americans Use Instant Messaging
No Disputing It: Blogs Are Major Players
The End of 'Network News'
Citizen reportage, digital photography and Flickr
OJR Interview with Dan Gillmor
Interview with Steve Outing about Eyetrack III
Webcast to Examine "We Media's" Election Impact
Poynter Eyetrack III research results
Upcoming speaking engagement in Spain
White House Goes to the Blogs
Wired News: Net Publishing Made Profitable
Transparency Begets Trust
Howard Rheingold's Latest Connection
We're All Journalists Now
Manifesto for the Reputation Society
Blog readers a 'distinct and important new demographic'
We'll need more bandwidth
The Onion Brings a Tear to Your Eye
What is Journalism?
PJNet interview: MPR's Mike Skoler
News and Diversity
More from PC Forum 2004
A night in the desert (hanging at PC Forum 2004)
Cuban to add comments to weblog
Cuban to media: Check, checkmate
When sources become media
Live from Mediamorphosis
Mediamorphosis
Recommended Reading
WeatherBug continues to let it's audience reign
A Passport for News Site Registration
A cite to delight in
RSS-P-E-C-T: Sock it to me.
Site Review: Do you, uh, review?
Gatekeepers No More
Recommended Reading
Recommended Reading
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Learning the lessons of contingency design
A good reader feedback form
Recommended Reading
Cronkite Reflects on Sevareid
Make websites linkable in stories
A cautionary example for personalized sites
Recommended Reading
Interview on PJNet Today
Recommended Reading
Media coverage of Martha Stewart
Recent papers from First Monday
Recommended Reading
Recommended Reading
Recommended Reading
The vision thing
Chatting about attribution of online conversation
Beyoncé's iTune the day after
After New Hampshire
And the Oscar goes to .... whom?
Obits Go Meta
Web Journalism: Practice and Promise of a New Medium
Five More Radical Things About the Weblog Form in Journalism
Citizen blogging
Participatory Religion: An interview with Pastor Tim Bednar
Weblogs: "A new source of talent"
New Media, 1740-1915
JD Lasica's series on participatory journalism
BBC offers readers and viewers online course in journalism
Bill Moyers interview with Jon Stewart
Big Brother's Big Brother
Weblogging and journalism: Isn't this debate moot?
Moveable Type creators announce TypePad
Hartford Paper Tells Employee to Kill Blog
Corporate Blogs make personal connection
A Good RSS practice - maintaining dead feeds
SARS and SMS: How the News First Spread
The Memory Hole: CBS deletes Iraq story
New RSS book and recent articles
Pew report: 77% of online Americans have used the Internet in connection with the war
UCLA study: 53% Believe most information on the Net is reliable
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: How blogging changed journalism — almost
Making the case for Case
All eyes on Gawker
Dan Gillmor's Journalism 3.1b4
Recommended Reading
Kuro5hin's active text ad comments
Recommended reading
CityBlogs revisited
MediaBlog log analysis
Recommended Reading
City Guide meets Blog
Site Review: Star Tribune's 2 Cents
AOL Time Warner digs a deeper hole
Fear of Linkimacy
Best of Revenge of the Blogs
Recommended reading
Quantum Theory of Trust
Interview with Steven Nieker, Waypath Project
Recommended Reading
Online Credibility Survey in Dallas
Site Review: MyWay portal
Recommended Reading
Interview with Jan Schaffer of Pew’s J-Lab
Tools: Macromedia's Contribute
Recommended Reading
Participatory Journalism = Digital Civic Journalism
FAQ: How we write our blog
How U.S. broadcast TV undermines democracy and the public interest
Rant: A MacWorld lament
Portals, Blogs and RSS: Why They Are Your Future
Conference summary: The News Business in Transition
Army's new marketing ammo: games and community
Jon Stewart: "You guys are confusing yourselves with real journalists"
Trust: The new currency of the Information Age
Recommended Reading
Print media grapple with the network economy
Trackback and news media: part 2
Participatory journalism defined
Christian Science Monitor launches RSS feeds
Yes, weblogs are relevant news media
The death of the Internet
Communities grow where communication occurs
Recommended reading
Not what we were hoping for
The remote controllers
AOL's new Social Media approach
Online news subscription models won't work, again
Watchdogging the watchdogs
Engaging online communities before publishing the news
The value of trackback and pingback to news sites
Grass-roots reporting breaks MS ad fraud
iCal has news delivery implications
Putting ads into RSS news feeds
Site Review: Wired News redesign
Are you a gardener or architect?
What if the AP went open source?
Site Review: Google News Beta
Site Review: CNN.com User Picks
'Blog' as red herring
Slashdot: Are Internet news sites ready for major world news?
Is Broadband the Killer App for News?
Tools: Surfin' the News with Sidekick
Narration Ltd.
Education communities and blogs
The mass amateurization of publishing
The Sorting News: Yahoo! lets readers rate stories
Amazoning The News
What News Media Can Learn from Games
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September 2008
Introducing Footnote PagesWe're launching something at TechCrunch 50 today
August 2008
Why I hate FlickrApril 2008
CNN: Vets pay tribute to fallen comrades at virtual Vietnam wallMarch 2008
First 48 hours of The WallThe Wall on CNN
Free Vietnam photos from Footnote and The National Archives
Launching The Wall
Footnote goes first click free
February 2008
Speaking at We Media today: Start thinking like an anthropologistAt We Media Miami today
Tapping into the Power of Participation
NY Times launches newspaper archive viewer: TimesMachine
The Vietnam Wall and the networked story
Speaking at We Media and NFAIS this week
Footnote frees 1 million historic documents and images
Upcoming Keynote Address at PSP 2008 in DC
January 2008
Flashback to the CueCat: Google tries barcodes in print adsNovember 2007
Newspaper ad sales decline at a quickening paceOctober 2007
Twitter used by news outlets and emergency services during California firesJapanese air target anlaysis
7 Rules for Social Media
September 2007
The Networked Journalism SummitChris giving keynote address at ASIDIC Fall 2007 Meeting
Traffic to online news sites up dramatically but revenues show signs of slowing
Google News starts hosting news services content
July 2007
Thomas Jefferson: Citizen journalistJames Surowiecki on what crowds can and cannot do
March 2007
Boyd & Buffett: Newspapers are dead alreadyThe Investigation of William Randolph Hearst
January 2007
One Rat ShortChris Anderson's vanishing point theory of news
5 lessons learned from Footnote
Proud to announce the launch of Footnote - and first content partnership with the National Archives
December 2006
Blogging from the newsroomNovember 2006
Powazek: A Tale of Three CommunitiesOctober 2006
Don't write, build somethingMay 2006
Buffett: Newspapers are "a business in permanent decline"April 2006
Newspaper's date with the butcherMarch 2006
Trust in Transition: An Interview with Karen StephensonNot allowing conversations is immoral
February 2006
iBrattleboro: Citizens can be good reporters despite a lack of qualificationsMediaShift: Dan Gillmor finds his Center
De Nieuwe Reporter podcasts
January 2006
Heard it on the Newsvine: First impressionsDecember 2005
Nieman Reports: The Future Is Here, But Do News Media Companies See It?Sampling of New Media Predictions for 2006
Outing: Nine New Year's Resolutions for Newspapers
Usable exhaust: The active ingredient of effective social media
Yahoo gets Delicious
We've joined the Corante Media Hub
November 2005
Dynamic podcast networksPutting a price on citizen media or what's the value of your blog?
October 2005
The state of advertising in RSS feedsWhat a little Kaboodle could do
Can 'Citizen Journalists' Really Produce Readable Content?
What Obstacles Exist for Online Journalism?
Remixing is active consumption
When virtual friends become real
We Media: Rethinking the role of the BBC
We Media: Sitting with Watts Wacker
We Media: Al Gore's wake-up call
We Media: Activism and Democracy
We Media: Culture, Politics & Buzz
We Media in NYC
September 2005
Is Katrina turning pros into citizen journalists?MSM tries to attract the CJ
Where should citizen journalists submit a Hurricane Katrina story?
Interview with Jonathan Mendez, co-creator of the Katrina Information Map
Amid the chaos, innovation arises in citizen journalism
August 2005
Found on Flickr: Do news photos show racial bias?More people may have watched cable hurricane coverage online than on TV
When sources strike back: Why blogs will continue to force greater transparency in reporting
CNN highlights citizen journalism content on home page
July 2005
'A new kind of participation'British Police Solicit Mobile Images from Citizens
Citizen journalism site launched: MuncieFreePress.com
June 2005
Deuze: Towards Professional Participatory Storytelling'Community' as a term to mask dirty acts by dirty people
Online communities: Growing an Internet garden
Will the BBC make it harder for UK newspapers to survive?
We Media cheat sheet
May 2005
Skills needed to be a good citizen editorMediaBlog stats
Copyright, Del.icio.us, and repurposing RSS feeds
IBM redux: Autonomy, reputation and community
Technology Review: Is 'CraigsNews' coming soon?
IBM, blogging and the rise of the world's biggest media company
NYTimes.com to offer subscription service
Interview with Matthew Yeomans on The Birth of Wikinews
BusinessWeek: Mainstream press will open archives
Online is the destination for local news - especially for younger adults
April 2005
The New Reputation BrokersGladwell: "Research is a fundamentally social process"
Our role in the del.icio.us funding
Interview with Richard Sambrook, director of the BBC Global News Division
OhmyNews International open for citizen journalists
March 2005
A citizen's responsibility in media ethicsOurmedia.org launches
NYT: Can Papers End the Free Ride Online?
Hurst Interview: Wikipedia's Jimmy Wales
15 non-white male blogging voices
Craigslist founder embraces citizen journalism
Harvard/Nieman: Whose News? Day 2
Harvard/Nieman Foundation: Whose News? Day 1
Interview with Bowman, Willis, Gillmor, Lasica and Outing about weblogs
February 2005
What's all the fuss About.com?Whose News? Media, Technology and the Common Good
Wikipedia glossary on participatory journalism
Review of 6 new participatory media-related books
Collaborative media not printer-friendly
Can a Blogger Be Sued for Libel?
Blogging the Madrid skyscraper fire
How do you turn newspapers into a conversation?
Update on the We Media Spanish translation
Dan Gillmor: Tales of an editorial page provocateur
Amigos: We Media translated in Spanish
January 2005
Comments are back onlineSundance's Digitial Divide: Films 'broadcast' on Internet ineligible
Sundance panel on documentaries, blogs and the changing politics of america
Interview: We Media one year later
Dan Gillmor on Grassroots Journalism
December 2004
ABC News names bloggers People of the YearThe Bastardization of Beta
A is for Amazon. P is for Paris Hilton?!
Dan Gillmor is ready to rumble
November 2004
CNET adopts trackback and pingbackGillmor's "We the Media" now in HTML
TIME's People of the Year: Bloggers?
Being the big ear
Jarvis: "This is a chain-reaction of revolutions"
Comment spammers should be shot
October 2004
Participatory media: Democracy's killer appIt's a wiki, wiki, wiki world
The difference between Copyright and Creative Commons licenses
We Media released under Creative Commons license
AJC's marketing of Sports weblogs pathetic
CNN and Florida Today: A Tale of Two Blogs
European Media and Rathergate
Sketches of Spain
September 2004
Which side is winning? Democracy.Memogate, Rathergate: Round 2
You Call That News? I Don't
Four new First Monday papers
Rushkoff: The Real Threat of Blogs
Jon Stewart: "Anybody with a Web site is part of the real media."
Pew: How Americans Use Instant Messaging
No Disputing It: Blogs Are Major Players
The End of 'Network News'
Citizen reportage, digital photography and Flickr
OJR Interview with Dan Gillmor
Interview with Steve Outing about Eyetrack III
Webcast to Examine "We Media's" Election Impact
Poynter Eyetrack III research results
Upcoming speaking engagement in Spain
August 2004
Who Do You Trust, The Wiki Or The Reporter?White House Goes to the Blogs
Wired News: Net Publishing Made Profitable
Transparency Begets Trust
Howard Rheingold's Latest Connection
We're All Journalists Now
July 2004
We the Media weblog in betaManifesto for the Reputation Society
Blog readers a 'distinct and important new demographic'
We'll need more bandwidth
June 2004
Why can't a newspaper be more like a blog?April 2004
The open media company of the futureThe Onion Brings a Tear to Your Eye
What is Journalism?
PJNet interview: MPR's Mike Skoler
March 2004
Digital tools, copyright and free cultureNews and Diversity
More from PC Forum 2004
A night in the desert (hanging at PC Forum 2004)
Cuban to add comments to weblog
Cuban to media: Check, checkmate
When sources become media
Live from Mediamorphosis
Mediamorphosis
Recommended Reading
WeatherBug continues to let it's audience reign
A Passport for News Site Registration
February 2004
Pew: 53 million American adults have produced content onlineA cite to delight in
RSS-P-E-C-T: Sock it to me.
Site Review: Do you, uh, review?
Gatekeepers No More
Recommended Reading
Recommended Reading
Recommended Reading
Learning the lessons of contingency design
A good reader feedback form
Recommended Reading
Cronkite Reflects on Sevareid
Make websites linkable in stories
A cautionary example for personalized sites
Recommended Reading
Interview on PJNet Today
Recommended Reading
Media coverage of Martha Stewart
Recent papers from First Monday
Recommended Reading
Recommended Reading
Recommended Reading
The vision thing
Chatting about attribution of online conversation
Beyoncé's iTune the day after
January 2004
Blog Comments as NewsAfter New Hampshire
And the Oscar goes to .... whom?
Obits Go Meta
December 2003
Audience can be a good editor, if you let themNovember 2003
Dallas tabloid war leaves us shaking our headsWeb Journalism: Practice and Promise of a New Medium
October 2003
Headlines from the bottom up: The Daily UsFive More Radical Things About the Weblog Form in Journalism
Citizen blogging
Participatory Religion: An interview with Pastor Tim Bednar
Weblogs: "A new source of talent"
New Media, 1740-1915
September 2003
We Media whitepaper releasedAugust 2003
The BBC frees its archivesJD Lasica's series on participatory journalism
BBC offers readers and viewers online course in journalism
July 2003
Rethinking objectivity in a world of spinBill Moyers interview with Jon Stewart
Big Brother's Big Brother
June 2003
The disaster of the FCCMay 2003
Oh my! South Korea news site makes 'every citizen a reporter'Weblogging and journalism: Isn't this debate moot?
April 2003
NYT: Amateur Content Critical to Columbia InvestigationMoveable Type creators announce TypePad
Hartford Paper Tells Employee to Kill Blog
Corporate Blogs make personal connection
A Good RSS practice - maintaining dead feeds
SARS and SMS: How the News First Spread
The Memory Hole: CBS deletes Iraq story
New RSS book and recent articles
Pew report: 77% of online Americans have used the Internet in connection with the war
March 2003
Licensing MSNBC content on your siteFebruary 2003
Blogs open doors for software developersUCLA study: 53% Believe most information on the Net is reliable
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: How blogging changed journalism — almost
January 2003
Utne: The Daily Me (Promo) Anjula RazdanMaking the case for Case
All eyes on Gawker
December 2002
Chris takes a job at MyFamily.comDan Gillmor's Journalism 3.1b4
Recommended Reading
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Recommended reading
CityBlogs revisited
MediaBlog log analysis
Recommended Reading
City Guide meets Blog
November 2002
Recommended ReadingSite Review: Star Tribune's 2 Cents
AOL Time Warner digs a deeper hole
Fear of Linkimacy
Best of Revenge of the Blogs
Recommended reading
Quantum Theory of Trust
Interview with Steven Nieker, Waypath Project
Recommended Reading
Online Credibility Survey in Dallas
Site Review: MyWay portal
Recommended Reading
Interview with Jan Schaffer of Pew’s J-Lab
Tools: Macromedia's Contribute
Recommended Reading
Participatory Journalism = Digital Civic Journalism
FAQ: How we write our blog
How U.S. broadcast TV undermines democracy and the public interest
Rant: A MacWorld lament
Portals, Blogs and RSS: Why They Are Your Future
Conference summary: The News Business in Transition
Army's new marketing ammo: games and community
Jon Stewart: "You guys are confusing yourselves with real journalists"
Trust: The new currency of the Information Age
Recommended Reading
October 2002
The News Business in TransitionPrint media grapple with the network economy
Trackback and news media: part 2
Participatory journalism defined
Christian Science Monitor launches RSS feeds
Yes, weblogs are relevant news media
The death of the Internet
Communities grow where communication occurs
Recommended reading
Not what we were hoping for
The remote controllers
AOL's new Social Media approach
Online news subscription models won't work, again
Watchdogging the watchdogs
Engaging online communities before publishing the news
The value of trackback and pingback to news sites
Grass-roots reporting breaks MS ad fraud
iCal has news delivery implications
Putting ads into RSS news feeds
Site Review: Wired News redesign
Are you a gardener or architect?
What if the AP went open source?
Site Review: Google News Beta
Site Review: CNN.com User Picks
'Blog' as red herring
Slashdot: Are Internet news sites ready for major world news?
Is Broadband the Killer App for News?
Tools: Surfin' the News with Sidekick
Narration Ltd.
Education communities and blogs
The mass amateurization of publishing
The Sorting News: Yahoo! lets readers rate stories
Amazoning The News
What News Media Can Learn from Games
FAQ: About Hypergene Media Solutions
FAQ: Hypergene MediaBlog Copyright notice
FAQ: Email encoding keeps your address safe from spambots
FAQ: About XML feeds / RSS Syndication
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