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SNCR study shows Twits, blogs rising as key journalist tools for breaking news.
View ArticleThe president gets the boot(s)
Yesterday, President George Bush was attacked by an Iraqi journalist who hurled his shoes at him. Thanks to the power of YouTube, footage of the attack may be what some people remember most about his...
View ArticleObjectivity vs. subjectivity: Where should a reviewer stand?
One of the biggest problems in reviewing tech products -- especially mobile products such as cell phones, headsets, media players, etc -- is the problem of objectivity. How objective can you be in a...
View ArticleThe hacking of SkyLounge.com
Someone commandeered the social networking site's mail server to spam 2,000 journalists. Was it hackers having fun - or was it a reputation attack?
View ArticleLas Vegas Sun online head: 'We now geocode every story on our site'
Adding just a smidgen of structure to your information on the Web brings so much reader value. That's why there's so much interest these days in the intersection of journalism and technology.
View ArticleWhy K'nex Brands loves mommy blogs
The toy maker gets better results with mommy blogs than it does with traditional advertising. What's wrong with that?
View ArticleInside the Google News algorithm
I had a rare chance to hear the creator of Google News, Krishna Bharat, this weekend explain how topics and stories end up on its home page. While he didn't give away all his secrets, the Google...
View ArticleLatest on where technology and journalism intersect
Tools, tips, trends and more from the annual Computer Assisted Reporting conference.
View Article10 Apple iOS apps for mobile journalism
Major news events are unfolding worldwide and you can play a part using your mobile device, recording events which could form some of the archives for future generations. In this report I've gathered...
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