Archive for the ‘ Journalism ’ Category

Working With Wikileaks

I recently had the honor of speaking at a recent Hacks/Hackers meetup about working with the Wikileaks data. I talked about some of the work I had done with Sabrina Tavernise and Kevin Quealy looking at the sectarian violence in Baghdad during the occupation. Sabrina’s final story “Mix Of Trust And Despair Helped Turn Tide [ READ MORE ]

Going to CAR 2011 Next Week

One of my perennial complaints about the whole “future of journalism” topic is that it seems to be predominated less by people who actually create things and more by people who either come up with trivial ideas that they proclaim will save journalism and those who instead to observe from a remove and discuss what [ READ MORE ]

So Long Sections?

Over the past few years, there has been no shortage of real and virtual ink devoted to what the future of newspapers might be (although I would prefer if there were less writing and more doing). I’m not interested in rehashing the teeth-gnashing and grave-dancing in so many of these pieces but instead I’m interested [ READ MORE ]

Advertising The Future Newspaper

And now for the second post in this minor series All The News Fit To Serve wherein the blogger attempts to parlay a passing knowledge of the newspaper business into an exploration of how newspapers might change in the Web age. As it should go without saying, these are my opinions, and do not reflect [ READ MORE ]

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