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The American Journalism Review reports there are few than 40 public editors and ombudsmen, “in a nation with 1,500 daily newspapers, three network news operations, three cable news networks and countless radio and TV stations and Web sites…”
The article aims to answer the question:
The relationship between the public and the media is troubled. It seems [...]

This from a study conducted by researchers at the University of Connecticut and funded by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation:
America’s high schools are leaving the First Amendment behind. Educators are not giving high school students an appreciation of free speech and free press, according to the study researchers, who questioned more [...]

North Carolina blogger Ed Cone in writing of Harvard University’s Blogging, Journalism, and Credibility conference, says that some people have big ideas for blogging and journalism, but his desire is:
merely remaking the information business and fitting the outside into the inside of the media establishment, but that still seems pretty miraculous to me.
I agree [...]

Now there’s a computer tool that’s like taking a tour through your own mind, and suddenly all those little bits and pieces of information you are storing away in your computer or blog will all come back some day to make you seem down right erudite.
Steven Johnson explains it all in his [...]

There’s a quick overview article in the Washington Post entitled: How To Make Money off Your Blog. If this were not a nonprofit, I would probably plug into a couple of the possibilities. It all seems rather easy to do.
Editor’s Note: Mike Adkinson, founder of TechLinks magazine, emailed me:
I wonder why paid subscription was [...]