The Travails of Taking a CPU Tower from Zimbabwe to France
Brenda and I went to Paris recently for a development launch and brainstorming meeting for Freedom Fone. In addition to…
Challenges for the Collegiate Press, Part 2
Yesterday I wrote about the financial troubles impacting some of the nation’s collegiate newspapers — the public struggles of the…
Arab Bloggers Meet to Discuss Free Speech, Reject ‘Journalist’ Label
Jessica Dheere BEIRUT — A quick look at the Regions sidebar on DigiActive, a nine-month old blog that catalogs how…
Does ‘Web First’ Strategy Make Sense for Small Newspapers?
Mark Van Patten The Bowling Green Daily News doesn’t have a “web first” strategy in the way we run our…
Eliminating the Fear of Being Open
Spot.Us is about to hit the ground running. We hope to have something to show in mid-to-late October (assuming everything…
Challenges for the Collegiate Press, Part 1
This is the first half of a two-part series on the financial challenges facing college newspapers, and what they can…
Court Rules Print-on-Demand Service Not Liable for Defamation
Jeffrey D. Neuburger Book publishers can be sued if they publish a book full of libelous statements because, the reasoning…
Top Five Week Two Hundred Six
Project Report YouTube, Pulitzer Center run citizen media contest Wired Wikiwatch Wins Batten Award after building on WikiScanner Archive bites…
Photoshop for Democracy Revisited: The Sarah Palin File
During the 2004 presidential election season, I ran a column in Technology Review Online which described the way that average…
Public Information Done Right
I spent Tuesday in Washington DC at Websites Without Walls. A nine hour trip for a four hour meeting always…