Daily Must Reads, April 27, 2015
1. When Google is your librarian and Starbucks your WiFi, do we still need public libraries? (Carlos Lozada / Washington…
1. When Google is your librarian and Starbucks your WiFi, do we still need public libraries? (Carlos Lozada / Washington…
Each week, MediaShift posts an ongoing list of upcoming events in the digital media and journalism world. These will be…
The Pulitzer Prizes, which were announced April 20 at Columbia Journalism School, are considered the highest honors in journalism. Given…
1. Once Comcast’s deal shifted to a focus on broadband, its ambitions were sunk (Jonathan Mahler / New York Times)…
In recent years, as wearable technology has become increasingly popular people have been waiting for Apple to introduce their version,…
In an age where everyone is struggling for clicks and page views, what are the meaningful metrics that can help…
Although ISOJ kicked off in Austin on last Friday, it was preceded by an all-day workshop, Collab/Space Austin, with a…
While most conferences are formal in nature, PBS MediaShift’s sixth Collab/Space workshop, which happened last week at the University of…
Since January, I've been developing DataN, the affordable, customized training program in data journalism for small newsrooms. Now the program…
On Tuesday, April 28, our #EdShift chat will cover the use of technology on campus and in classrooms. What do…