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• Amused & Bemused

  Friday, January 11, 2008 1:55 PM

  Okay, i'm late to the party, but this whole outrage over the CES TV outage is a bit out of control. Yes, turning off the TVs was juvenile. Yes, it was funny. But good lord, it was not the most important thing that happened at CES, and there will be no Read More... 0 Comments Tags: blogs, CES, Gizmodo

• Real interview with Fake Steve Jobs

  Sunday, April 01, 2007 8:45 PM

  This one takes the cake in terms of totally demonstrating the changing nature of communications and influence. Think about it. An authoritive news outlet, sprung out of nowhere just a few years ago to huge prominence -- that's Engadget. The Fake Steve Read More... 0 Comments Tags: blogs, MSM, Wired, Fake Steve

• A Vote For Serious Journalism

  Tuesday, March 20, 2007 10:49 AM

  Via PBS, a provocative look that takes the contrarian view -- that good journalism is far from being on life support. Hey, I support the thesis! Mostly... Mark Glaser notes the evolution of journalism is STILL producing good investigative pieces: It took Read More... 0 Comments Tags: blogs, MSM

• Evolution of Online Journalism

  Sunday, March 04, 2007 8:07 AM

  From Salon, a quick look at one person's view of how online journalism has changed in the past decade, focused on Slashdot. Andrew Leonard is the author, and he makes this good point, one many others would be smart to follow: Incremental improvement assisted Read More... 0 Comments Tags: blogs, slashdot, online journalism

• Social Media II

  Sunday, February 18, 2007 8:39 PM

  Anil Dash has a thoughtful post up about the recent discussion on hiring of bloggers by companies and political campaigns. The nut of it: But I think the more important question is whether the blogger and the company that hires him/her are both set up Read More... 0 Comments Tags: blogs, MSM