wake up and smell the copy
Posted in internet, journalism, marketing, online journalism on Sep 2nd, 2008
An interesting post on Antony’s blog has drawn me into a thread about the commercials behind journalism. In essence, Roy Greenslade has challenged Philip M Stone’s “heretical thought” that papers return to print-first publishing, but he doesn’t suggest an alternative revenue model. Antony notes iCrossing’s experiments with new models of journalism. Meanwhile, Paul Bradshaw (in [...]
Posted in journalism, online journalism, reading on Oct 19th, 2007
It’s easy to get wonderfully carried away with this whole internet news revolution thing. The argument for it goes something like this: the internet lowers the barriers to participation in the gathering, distribution and discussion of news, and makes information freely accessible to all. There’s no doubt it’s happening. Consumers are today presented with a [...]
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