To help historians look back at what changes the digital revolution wrought on the newspaper industry in 2006, include this among the artifacts.
Last week I was a presenter at the Georgia Associate Press Multimedia Workshop. The program was put together by Elizabeth Adams, managing editor of the Augusta Chronicle. Here is the conference schedule. Obviously […]
Al Gore’s Current.TV is being sued on two fronts for alleged trademark over its name. This from MSNBC:
Minnesota Public Radio claimed in a suit filed earlier this month that it applied to register âThe Currentâ as a trademark four months before Goreâs network changed its name to Current TV.
The other litigant is Current Communications Group […]
This from Google:
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and this:
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Red Herring has more information on the $11 million OhmyNews and Sun Bank deal. Also checks in with other citizen journalism sites. Article subhead says:
Koreaâs OhmyNews will launch Japanese news site and develop video journalism.
OhmyNews turns six years old today, but also gets a big cash infusion. This from the OhmyNews website:
OhmyNews and Softbank have joined hands for the globalization of citizen participatory journalism pioneered by OhmyNews in South Korea six years ago.
OhmyNews and Softbank signed a comprehensive investment contract valued at US$11million on February 22 after […]
Leonard Witt is the Robert D. Fowler Distinguished Chair in Communication at Kennesaw State University and the chief blogger of PJNet. His academic interests include public and citizen journalism and how to get citizens' voices heard. He has spent most of his professional career as an award-winning journalist.