Two discussion threads about the VA Tech shootings have emerged at USC’s Online Journalism Review, one attached to an entry entitled “Dangers of Citizen Journalism” and another to “VA Tech […]
READ MORETypophile.com has a lively discussion going on about the new Globe and Mail. Join the discussion here.
READ MOREJeff Jarvis at buzzmachine.com says that “the interview is outmoded and needs to be rethought,” citing e-mail, blogs and wikis as potentially valid means of obtaining a person’s words.
READ MOREAn AP story examines how various newspapers monitor online reader comments and the ethics of allowing unfiltered content vs. assuming more editorial control.
READ MOREToronto Star business columnist David Olive says the imminent death of the newspaper is a myth, but that everybody in the newsroom should continue to stay on their toes and […]
READ MOREAn appeal court in British Columbia has ruled that a CBC reporter who sent tainted chocolates to a critic did not deserve to be fired. As the Globe and Mail‘s […]
READ MOREMark Glaser, host of PBS’s MediaShift, thinks journalism schools need to step out of the past by “continuing to teach the basics of good reporting while also considering future directions […]
READ MOREAuthor, fetish model and video blogger Violet Blue say controversial reporter Amanda Congdon “isn’t a journalist” at all, but simply “portrays one on ABC’s vlog,” in a column for the […]
READ MOREAssociated Press writer Matt Sedensky reports on the results of a study by The Project for Excellence in Journalism, which revealed “network morning shows and cable news fueled the frenzied […]
READ MOREWikipedia has a page in its Journalism section about sourcing and all of its inherent issues.
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