Integrating Knight Lessons Into the Classroom
As much as the long-term success of the OpenRural project depends on technology and open records, it also depends on…
Tools and Tips From Journalism Accelerator’s Collab/Space Forum
One of the best parts about getting professional colleagues together is that everyone brings specific resources and examples to the…
In Political News, There’s a Fine Line Between a Well-Informed Public and an Overwhelmed One
Click to read the entire series As a political blogger and commentator, I try my best to stay up-to-the-minute with…
Let’s Get This Straight: Information vs. Content
I couldn’t be more excited to join Circa, a new media startup, as “founding editor.” Part of the excitement is because, as…
Daily Must Reads, June 4, 2012
The best stories across the web on media and technology, curated by Lily Leung 1. Twitter says it expects to…
Special Series: Unplug 2012
Our increasing connectedness — the always-on smartphone, the ever-present social networks, the daily media deluge — is affecting our lives…
‘Hands Free’ Parenting: How Much You Gain When You Unplug
Click to read the entire series Two years ago, I was in what I considered to be the best years…
Poll: How Often Do You Want to Read Your Local Paper in Print?
It’s an idea from another time, another era: getting a print newspaper delivered to your home or office so you…
How NextDrop Is Scaling Up in India
In January, we had 1,000 customers registered for NextDrop, which informs residents in India via cell phone about the availability…
Mediatwits #51: Kramer, Rosen on Future of Print Papers; Brian Boyer Moves to NPR
Larry Kramer Welcome to the 51st episode of the Mediatwits podcast, with Mark Glaser and Rafat Ali as co-hosts. This…