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Weekend reading: Beyond AP
10/04/08 at 10:01 am
Amy Gahran offers an intriguing vision
of one future model for sharing local news
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OJR
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Newspapers need to learn that great online communities should not be dictatorships
By Robert Niles: I had a conversation yesterday with a former colleague, who, like many online journalists, is trying to steer his newspaper toward a more Web-savvy future. As we were wrapping up, he mentioned that he had to go to a meeting of his paper's "standards and practices" committee. The what? I asked. "Yeah, we have a standards and practices committee," he said. "We're supposed to figure out policies about managing user-generated content, hyperlinking and stuff like that." Why don't ...
COMMUNITY
Community Seminars | TCC Series | Total Community Coverage Blog
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MySpace and Facebook: Gateway to Youth, Latinos
10/06/08 at 02:32 pm
If you have (or know) teenagers or college students, you may have noticed that they’re MySpace and/or Facebook junkies. These social media service are powerhouses of online visibility. According to Alexa, right now MySpace is the Web’s third most popular site, after search giants Google and Yahoo. (YouTube currently ranks fourth, but then Facebook is fifth.) These services are not just for kids, struggling musicians, and attention-seekers. They’re actually direct conduits to the next generation of many important groups and communities that are often underserved by mainstream news…
EDITORIAL BEST PRACTICES
Opinion Seminars | Best Practices Series | Best Practices: Editorial and Commentary Blog
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Doing it right in Dallas
07/22/08 at 02:42 pm
Taking on the role of change catalyst, the Dallas Morning News editorial board embarks on a crusade to tear down long-standing divides in their city.
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