What Augmented Reality Can Do for the Media Industry
I attended the second annual Augmented Reality Event conference in Santa Clara, Calif., in May and it was … interesting.…
How Publishers Can Bypass Apple with HTML5 Web Apps
When the iPad first arrived on the scene, our Belgian business newspapers, De Tijd and L’Echo, embraced it. We knew…
Top 5, June 14, 2011
Who won GOP debate? Facebook knows New Likester service adds up “likes,” shows Romney ahead Borders may close 51 stores…
Create or Die 2: Boosting Coverage of Underserved Communities
The Greensboro 52. That’s the label a group of journalists, students, educators and community members adopted during the Create or…
FCC Report on Media Offers Strong Diagnosis, Weak Prescriptions
A consensus has begun to emerge around the Federal Communications Commission report, “The Information Needs of Communities,” released Thursday: The…
The Case for Videogames as Powerful Tools for Learning
The famous videogame designer, Shigeru Miyamoto, known for creating some of the most iconic and successful videogames in history, such…
New Jersey Supremes Take Narrow View Defining Journalists Online
If you’re a self-described journalist who posts on Internet message boards, then you’re not protected by the reporter’s shield law.…
How the Egyptian Revolution Inspired Protests in Spain
Shortly after I moved to Madrid after visiting Cairo, an Egyptian friend tweeted solidarity with the hashtag #SpanishRevolution. A revolution?…
Top 5, June 10, 2011
Facebook pushes facial recognition EU data regulators already launching probe of software All TV online in 2 years? Execs say…
Mirror Awards Celebrate Media: Hoping It’s Not Same, Old
The media universe is more multifaceted, and confused, than ever, something Foursquare founder Dennis Crowley alluded to at the Mirror…