Turkish Reporters Unite to Protest YouTube Ban
The Turkish courts banned YouTube in May 2008, and now a new protest campaign launched by the editorial team of…
How Virtual Street Corners Fits with History of Art-Telecom Projects
Below is a guest post from George Fifield, director and founder of Boston Cyberarts Inc., an organization that is a…
What Are the Legal Implications of PleaseRobMe?
They know where you sleep, and now they know where you get coffee. That was the message driven home by…
Agriculture and Us
I attended an Ashoka conference in New Delhi yesterday on rural innovation and farming. There were so many new things…
4 Minute Roundup: Viacom Yanks Shows from Hulu; FT’s Pay Model
This episode of 4MR is brought to you by GoDaddy, helping you set up your own website in a snap…
Can Social Media Chatter Predict Oscar Winners?
The biggest night in movies is two days away, and everyone has an opinion as to who will win an…
Clifford Stoll Was Wrong, But Internet is Far From Perfect
Poor Clifford Stoll. His 1995 Newsweek essay The Internet? Bah! Hype alert: Why cyberspace isn’t, and will never be, nirvana…
Top 5 March 4, 2010
Peek at NewsLabs Aims to help freelancers earn money, drive traffic to stories Financial Times expands pay model Will offer…
5Across: Smartphone Etiquette, and Our Lack of Civility
This episode of 5Across is brought to you by GoDaddy, helping you set up your own website in a snap…
Pew Report Shows Mobile News Use Spreading in U.S.
The Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism (PEJ) released a important new report this week, Understanding the Participatory…