No one disputes the impact the digital age has had on journalism, particularly newspapers, so there’s a variety of ideas floating around to keep newspapers alive. The Federal Trade Commission’s staff just released a draft discussion report as a result of the FTC saying last year that it wanted to consider the challenges faced [...]
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Tim June 15th, 2010 | Tags: copyright, journalism, Media, newspapers | Category: Media | One comment |
 Print This Post |  Email This PostThe Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism today released its seventh annual report on The State of the News Media. While it covers all variety of media, it certainly bears out the concerns about my old stomping ground — newspapers. (I’m old enough to remember the transition from typewriters to word [...] Tim March 15th, 2010 | Tags: journalism, Media | Category: Media | One comment - (Comments are closed) |
Print This Post | Email This PostYou would think I would automatically hail the advent of a new interweb book review site, especially one created by a well-respected national magazine. But I can’t say The New Republic did much to entice me when it announced its new online book review, The Book. In an online letter to “Friends of Books [...] Tim January 14th, 2010 | Tags: blog, Books, Internet, journalism, Media | Category: A Reading Life, Blog/Internet | One comment - (Comments are closed) |
Print This Post | Email This PostIndex on Censorship bills itself as “Britain’s leading organisation promoting freedom of expression.” So it isn’t surprising it would be interested in the decision earlier this year by the Yale University Press to publish The Cartoons That Shook the World, an account of the uproar and riots that occurred in September 2005 when a [...] Tim December 22nd, 2009 | Tags: censorship, Media | Category: Media | Comments are closed |
Print This Post | Email This PostWe hear a lot lately about the struggles of traditional news media in the Internet age. But it seems a lot of people believe the damage may be self-inflicted. A new study by the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press indicates the fewest number of people in more than two decades believe [...] Tim September 15th, 2009 | Tags: journalism, local media, Media, television | Category: Media | Comments are closed |
Print This Post | Email This PostNever a big fan of MJ myself, his death again shows our culture in all its glory. A few examples: C’mon, Michael, aren’t you carrying this stunt a bit too far? Tim June 26th, 2009 | Tags: Culture, Media, Michael Jackson, Music | Category: Culture, Music | 4 comments - (Comments are closed) |
Print This Post | Email This PostAs a former newspaper reporter, I’m one who is still addicted to and tends to bemoan the disappearance and struggles of daily newspapers. That’s despite the fact that a lot of newspapers aren’t what they once were (and who am I to really judge whether that’s good or bad.) U.S. Senator Ben Cardin (D.-Md.) has [...] Tim March 25th, 2009 | Tags: Media | Category: Media | Comments are closed |
Print This Post | Email This PostI missed it when it was published last Friday but the NYT gave Jon Stewart some well-deserved love in a lengthy article asking, Is Jon Stewart the Most Trusted Man in America?. He is in my book and the article makes clear I’m not alone. It notes that in a 2007 poll by the Pew [...] Tim August 20th, 2008 | Tags: Daily Show, Media, Politics | Category: Politics | Comments are closed |
Print This Post | Email This PostThe hectic nature of the last couple weeks combined with the frigid temperatures to turn my ambition to molasses. PP eliminated any doubt of that with a post last night that echoed exactly what I thought but was too lazy to research and write a post about. Simply summarized, it seems Argus Exec [...] Tim February 21st, 2008 | Tags: blogs, local media, Media | Category: Blog/Internet, Media | 3 comments - (Comments are closed) |
Print This Post | Email This PostThat’s my name for it but Regret The Error has announced its annual awards in media errors and corrections, which it calls Crunks 2007. The scope and variety of awards makes the entirety worth reading. Yet the following correction from The Sentinel-Review in Woodstock, Ontario, probably ranks as my favorite: In an article in [...] Tim December 12th, 2007 | Tags: journalism, Media | Category: Media | Comments are closed |
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