Self-Obsession Is Strangely Self-Effacing
Ironically, to rediscover how important they are, journalists first need to become a bit meeker.
Month: January 2010
Objection! The Case for Professional News Reporting
The purpose of this essay is to show how journalism is true to the world it describes, despite the many, fully justifiable complaints levelled against some aspects of it; moreover, that professionally produced news reporting is disposed to provide a unique kind of truth which is not generally replicable by non-professionals – at least, not in current conditions nor in the foreseeable future
Born Yesterday
By treating amateur journalism as a threat, the UGC controversy ignores history
Short Term Pain, But Change Brings Long Term Gain
How can news media make money from online content? How can professional journalism ‘compete’ with UGC?
Erecting The Cornerstone Day by Day
For publishers Content begets Community begets Cash; but editors know it begins with what you create
Don’t Listen To The Old Lags
Martin Sims
Journalism Is Dead, Long Live Digital Journalism
Peter Rodenberg
Defending Journalism = Reclaiming Objectivity
Tessa Mayes