-
Social media reshapes journalism
What is going under the radar a little is the effect social media have had on journalism.Posted by Sally Lehrman -
Amazon Server Said to Be Used in Sony Attack
Amazon Web Services' cloud- computing unit was used by hackers in last month’s attack against Sony Corp.'s online ...Posted by Ellie Kesselman -
Facebook to let advertisers republish user posts
Facebook users who check in to a store or click the “like” button for a brand may soon find those actions ...Posted by Mary Hartney
-
Microsoft May Get Back in the Driver's Seat
() Microsoft will start offering on-demand movies and TV shows in high definition to be downloaded over any broadband ...Posted by Kaizar Campwala
-
Romney's Making the Right Play in Iowa
Jeff Zeleny’s weekend story about how Mitt Romney’s campaign will exert more rather than less effort in Iowa ...Posted by hafiz adnan -
Learning to Love the (Shallow, Divisive, Unreliable) New Media
Consumer-obsessed, sensationalist, and passionate about their work, digital upstarts are undermining the old ...Posted by Jon Mitchell -
Content and Its Discontents
() For years, we in traditional media have consoled ourselves about the increasing irrelevance of our work. First, we ...Posted by Fabrice Florin
-
Don't Confuse Technology With College Teaching
This spring, Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology announced a $60-million venture to ...Posted by Pamela Hogle -
Reputation Is Dead: It’s Time To Overlook Our Indiscretions
(Blog Post) We’re going to be forced to adjust as a society. I firmly believe that we will simply become much more accepting ...Posted by Joey Baker
Featured Reviewer
Bob Herrschaft reviewed this story
...a thought-provoking perspective on today's media from a somewhat libertarian viewpoint. The author aptly pinpoints some instances in the past when a more paternalistic media spoon-fed its audience a questionable conventional wisdom. He then, contrasts it with today's more polarized ... More »
See Bob's Full Review »
(11 answers)
(NEW)
Top Stories
Social media reshapes journalism
Microsoft May Get Back in the Driver's Seat
Don't Confuse Technology With College Teaching