Articles How Spot.Us Works RELATED ARTICLE“Creating a New Platform to Support Reporting”– David CohnSpot.Us accepts microdonations that are put toward a journalist’s proposal for an investigation. Progress toward reaching the goal is charted on… December 15, 2008 David Cohn Engaging the Public in Asking Why We Do What ‘No longer do I enter the newsroom believing that readers have tuned us out. Perhaps it is we who have tuned them out by creating too great a distance between… December 15, 2008 Nancy San Martin Digging Into Social Media to Build a Newspaper Audience ‘We weren’t even sure whether a mainstream news site could become part of the cybercommunities that evolve from social media sites.’ December 15, 2008 Bill Adee Media Re:public: My Year in the Church of the Web In studying new and old media, the author feels ‘as though I’ve undergone two religious crises; one feels like a loss of faith, the other like a conversion.’ December 15, 2008 Persephone Miel The Wikification of Knowledge A neuroscientist explores the shared challenges of medicine and journalism when it comes to gathering information and reaching conclusions in the era of social media. December 15, 2008 Kenneth S. Kosik The End of Journalism as Usual ‘To maximize a news organization’s social capital and marketability, its journalism today must be transparent, authentic and collaborative.’ December 15, 2008 Mark Briggs Mapping the Blogosphere: Offering a Guide to Journalism’s Future ‘… what we find is that legacy media holds the center, while online-only media are frayed at the edges.’ December 15, 2008 John Kelly Peering Deep Into the Essence of Small-Town Life A photographer returns to Oxford, Iowa after 20 years to take pictures of its residents again, and his images share space with their words. December 15, 2008 Madeleine Blais A 21st Century Newswire—Curating the Web With Links News organizations can remain vital daily destinations by supplementing original reporting with links to the best nonlocal content. December 15, 2008 Josh Korr Serendipity, Echo Chambers, and the Front Page As readers on the Web, we may filter out ‘perspectives that might challenge our assumptions and preconceptions about what’s important and newsworthy.’ December 15, 2008 Ethan Zuckerman Previous 1 … 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 … 437 Next