Day: March 30, 2006
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Poynter Online – Jerry Ceppos on J Schools: Ethics, Convergence, P.R. and More
Looks like a decent Q & A with Ceppos from Poynter.org Poynter Online – Jerry Ceppos on J Schools: Ethics, Convergence, P.R. and More
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Who Needs Ink? A panel discussion on the Future of Newspapers
Commonwealth Club event at San Jose City Hall: Who Needs Ink? Who’s here? Ex-Mercury News tech writer Dan Gillmor, currently of various citizen journalism initiatives Jerry Ceppos, ex-Knight Ridder news executive (and Merc alum) Peter Appert, a Goldman Sachs analyst Joan Walsh, Salon‘s editor-in-chief Jim Bettinger, communications prof from Stanford (and Merc alum) is moderating…
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First Draft by Tim Porter: If Newspapers Are to Rise Again
“It’s too late for tinkering. There’s no time to rearrange the deck chairs once again; the keel for a new boat must be laid. Media have exploded. We need to explode the newsroom.” First Draft by Tim Porter: If Newspapers Are to Rise Again
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Live Discussions (washingtonpost.com)
The weekly schedule for live chats at Washington Post site. Live Discussions (washingtonpost.com)
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WSJ.com – Heard on the Street
Could the Tribune Company be the next Knight Ridder? (Hint: that’s a bad thing, these days.) WSJ.com – Heard on the Street
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Simon Dumenco at AdAge: Newspapers need to start making web-friendly content online-only
“I swear to God, if I see one more sorrowful death-of-newspapers story I’m seriously going to hurt someone. Like a self-pitying newspaper person or, better yet, a hand-wringing newspaper executive.” Simon Dumenco at AdAge: Newspapers need to start making web-friendly content online-only
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MacNN | Sony MiniDisc Walkman to support Macs
More Mac compatibility coming for MiniDisc gear. I’ll take one of each. MacNN | Sony MiniDisc Walkman to support Macs
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Department of Justice looks into Bay Area media future
While two Minnesota Reps. are questioning the antitrust implications of McClatchy (briefly) owning both the Minneapolis Star Tribune and the St. Paul Pioneer Press, the Department of Justice has apparently been busy questioning Grade the News director John McManus about what would happen if MediaNews bought the Bay Area ex-KR papers.
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Who Needs Ink? Ceppos, Gillmor, and more at a panel talk tonight, free for students
There’s a Commonwealth Club event on the Future of Newspapers tonight at San Jose City Hall. It’ll cost non-members $15, which I think is a little weird for a public event at City Hall, but whatever. It’s free for students, so check that link and read the fine print. I called the number and left…