Da CrispyNews seinen Dienst einstellt, hier ein einige Bookmarks zu Artikeln, welche ich dort gesammelt hatte - die Orginalquelle ist ersichtlich (eventuelle Tippgeber kann ich nicht mehr rekonstruieren, sorry):
18-Jan-2007 - Freedom of Information, the Wiki Way
Elizabeth Williamson writes in The Washington Post (15-Jan-2006, Page A13): "Wikileaks.org gives you a Web-based way plain embarrassing government documents to make them public without leaving fingerprints. Modeled on the ...
17-Jan-2007 - Newspaper Related Blog Create High Traffic on News Sites
The number of people reading Internet blogs on the top 10 U.S. newspaper sites more than tripled in December from a year ago and accounted for a larger percentage of overall traffic to those sites. According to the Nielsen...
16-Jan-2007 - 24-Hour Newspaper People Blog
David Carr in the NYT: "Like a lot of modern newspaper people, I have a blog. For those of you who don’t have a blog yet, think of one as a large yellow Labrador: friendly, fun, not all that bright, but constantly demanding ...
16-Jan-2007 - Media Blogs: When To Publish Secrets
from Stephen Baker in BusinessWeek: "One thing I've learned in two years as an MSM blogger. When we publish behind-the-scenes accounts of how our media sausages are made, the posts get picked up, read, commented. Inside do...
14-Jan-2007 - Faked Grassroots Don't Grow...
"Fake grassroots don't grow", writes Robert Niles at OJR: "It seems an obvious statement. But it remains lost on too many Internet entrepreneurs, who will lay down plenty of fertilizer, but who seem unwilling to plant actu...
12-Jan-2007 - What Is It With “Citizen Journalism”?
by J. Angelo Racoma: "However, does there really have to be a dichotomy (an antagonistic one at that) between bloggers and journalists? I think not. For one, I know of a handful of professionals from the mainstream media ...
11-Jan-2007 - 39 Antworten von Geert Lovink: Was kostet uns Web 2.0?
"Wir haben immer noch nicht begriffen, wie das Internet funktioniert - sagt der Medientheoretiker Geert Lovink der Netzeitung im 'Gespräch' - das eMail Interview führte Maik Söhler: " (Teil 1)
11-Jan-2007 - Blogging Our Way To The True Story
Keith Waterhouse is a true friend of blogging and citizen journalism, he wrote in The Daily Mail: " ... even worse than the braggadocio of Tarquin and Emma’s mumsy and popsy, is the rise and rise of the grandiosely-termed ...
9-Jan-2007 - Attempting to Blur the Line Between Citizen & Mainstream Journalism
Last week Robert Niles posted a story about the silliness of arguing about the merits of 'citizen' versus 'mainstream' journalism. Robert asks that we move towards a middle ground resulting in the best of both worlds ...
21-Dec-2006 - Anatomy of a Successful Social Network
Jawad Shuaib writes: Social networks suck. There is a new social network launched every other day, and they suck as well. Somewhere along the line, the evolution of social networks took a wrong turn, and we the consumers a...
18-Dec-2006 - The Growth of Social Software
More and more of our social interactions are moving online. David Teten and Scott Allen 10 major cultural implications of social software's growth ...
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