Public Libraries Make Digital Magazines Accessible to All
Magazine publishers are experimenting with all sorts of different ways to get you to pay for their digital products, including…
Superstorm Sandy Spawns AdaptNY Hub for Local Climate Change Adaptation
The wreckage of Superstorm Sandy, which a year ago blew through the East Coast of the United States, was not…
Knight Study: Syndication, Diverse Revenue Streams Make Non-Profit News Sustainable
Revenue at 18 non-profit news organizations increased by nearly 30 percent from 2010 to 2012, according to a study released…
Journalism & Digital Education Roundup, October 29, 2013
1. What should reporters learn in journalism school? (Olga Khazan / The Atlantic) 2. Zuckerberg's foundation co-leads $4 million seed…
Daily Must Reads, October 29, 2013
1. NSA faces sweeping review into extent of surveillance (Paul Lewis & Spenser Ackerman / Guardian) 2. New York Times…
Bringing Videogames to Film Festivals, and Rich Storytelling to Games
It might have given the average film festival attendee pause when they read the program for the New York Film…
Brickflow Aims to Spread ‘Social Media Storytelling’
For a while now, there has been speculation that the social curation bubble may be waning. Personally, I don't think…
Daily Must Reads, October 28, 2013
1. How Amazon and Goodreads could lose their best readers (Laura Miller / Salon) 2. Pinterest / Getty deal IDs…
Prototype Seeks Answers in Bringing News to Inmates
As if iron-clad doors and barred windows aren’t barrier enough, prison facilities are also wrapped in a thick layer of…
Let’s Stop Defining Who Is a Journalist, and Protect All Acts of Journalism
The following is an opinion piece from correspondent Josh Stearns, and portions were adapted from Stearns' report, "Acts of Journalism:…