Month: March 2007
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A little Flash inspiration from Brazil
Animated band – click to hear what they play. A little Flash inspiration from Brazil
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Who needs a free press? – Eyes East
“There was a weird, semi-celebratory jitter going around the China blogosphere for much of the past two days. Sometime Wednesday, BlogSpot came back from the Net Nanny’s netherworld and into the off-blue light of the free-ish Internet.” Who needs a free press? – Eyes East
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Asbury Park Press video
Straightforward newspaper video, in volume, with no pretensions. Asbury Park Press video
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Canadians politely begin invasion of Bay Area – SF Bay Guardian politics blog
Notes on the Chronicle’s new outsourced press, musings on the future of Bay Area newspaper consolidation. Canadians politely begin invasion of Bay Area – SF Bay Guardian politics blog
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Wired is hiring tech business bloggers
If I were a young, fresh out of j-school, Bay Area journalist interested in technology and business, I’d be applying for this job at Wired in a big hurry. Heck, even if I were still in school, I’d probably write something up and send it in — or better yet, post it on my own…
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MilkBomb – Kidswear with explosive attitude
What happens when stay-at-home alternadad designers get hip to the business model. MilkBomb – Kidswear with explosive attitude
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Tim Porter book excerpt – PressThink
“Good editors are discovering that the traditional, top-down ‘I-paid-my-dues-and now-it’s-your-turn’ style fails to foster the nimble thinking, collaboration and risk-taking newspapers today need” Tim Porter book excerpt – PressThink
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High school newspaper site with fresh content every day
Does your college paper post in between issues? High school newspaper site with fresh content every day
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EyeTrack07: The Myth of Short Attention Spans – Poynter Online
Readers read more of a story online than they do in print. Lots of great info here – watch the video for the key takeaways. EyeTrack07: The Myth of Short Attention Spans – Poynter Online