How Washington D.C.’s Laws Were Set Free for Web Viewing
On Greater Greater Washington, Tom MacWright recently wrote a blog entry highlighting the problems of access to the Washington, D.C.…
14 Tips for Journalists on Facebook
In this guest post, which originally appeared on Facebook, Vadim Lavrusik, journalism program manager at Facebook, shares tips on how…
Daily Must Reads, May 3, 2013
1. How Slate doubled Facebook referrals in less than a year (Poynter) 2. 'National Geographic' named Best Tablet Magazine of…
Mediatwits #78: Twitter Security After @AP Hack; LinkedIn for Journalists
News and social media seem like two great tastes that go together. But lately, the two have been at loggerheads.…
Why We Still Need World Press Freedom Day
Eskinder Nega is an Ethiopian journalist and blogger who, in July 2012, was convicted under the country’s broad anti-terrorism law…
Daily Must Reads, May 2, 2013
1. When millennials expect a constant stream of social media bits, what does that mean for journalism? (Columbia Journalism Review)…
E-Books & Self-Publishing Roundup, May 2, 2013
1. Amazon adopts Apple 'VoiceOver' for Kindle on iPad, iPhone (GeekWire) 2. Long live the book: An Interview with the…
Coding for the Future: The Rise of Hacker Journalism
This guest post is co-authored by Dana Coester. Data Visualization, geo-mapping, audience engagement, agile development, responsive design. What do any…
Knight Fellowship Winners Take Innovation Projects to Stanford
Image courtesy or the John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships at Stanford Fellowship programs for journalists bring their recipients a certain…
Daily Must Reads, May 1, 2013
1. New Study: Parents more likely to use libraries, want more e-books in libraries than other adults (Pew Internet) 2.…