What if they stop clicking?
Who pays for content and services on the internet? My friend Bo Peabody thinks we should be asking not just whether ad-supported journalism is feasible,… Read More »What if they stop clicking?
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November 2009
Help us find some language data
My colleague Hal Roberts has been hard at work on a fascinating research question: where in the world are the websites we pay attention to?… Read More »Help us find some language data
Criticism corrected, and corrections criticized
Dan Gillmor offered an observation a few days back about the challenges of being both fast and being correct in the world of journalism, suggesting… Read More »Criticism corrected, and corrections criticized
links for 2009-11-11
The Malagasy dwarf Hippo: " When Humans Don't Seem to Count" Dallaire on Rwanda and Darfur Notes on Romeo Dallaire's lecture on Rwanda, Darfur, genocide… Read More »links for 2009-11-11
David Weinberger: what information was
There are many things I admire about my friend and colleague, David Weinberger: his intellectual curiosity, his generosity with his time and guidance, his sense… Read More »David Weinberger: what information was
Why we fall for fast news
Friend and colleague Dan Gillmor came up with a powerful idea at a Berkman retreat this past week – the need for a “slow news… Read More »Why we fall for fast news
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