Hello! Welcome to acidlabs. You look to be new here, so you may want to read about Stephen Collins, the work of acidlabs, or subscribe to the RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!As part of my recent cross-Tasman jaunt to Auckland, there was also an evening event held by Network PR for the Kiwi media. [...]
September 11, 2008
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It seems the pointless hamster wheel of journalists vs. bloggers is spinning up again along with the Large Hadron Collider. This one though, is more likely to produce a black hole than the LHC as the two camps disappear up their own collective orifices. Why, oh why, I ask, do the “professional journalists” in their [...]
While this video is particularly apropos to the discussion that’s been conducted at least in part here the past couple of weeks, it’s relevance extends to online communities of any sort – inside or outside the wall.
Without further ado, here’s NYU’s Jay Rosen moderating the workshop, Using Social Networking in Business Reporting, at the 2008 [...]
Like my friend, Stilgherrian, I am pretty excited that educator and journalist, Francis Pisani has chosen to highlight our analysis of the Future of Media Summit in his piece Blogalaxie/4: “futur des médias” et “rumeurs”, for his Le Monde blog, Transnets:
Ils ont parlé de la “tension artificielle” blogueurs-journalistes qui, selon Stephen Collins occupe trop de [...]