Amanda Congdon has a nice video interview with Ed Cone, the Greensboro blogger, who among other snippets of wisdom says local blogging is like ivy. The first year it sleeps, the second it creeps and the third it leaps. He also says writing with hyperlinks is like 3D writing. It is not flat on a [...]
Slashdot did a long interview with Jay Rosen about his his project NewAssignment.net. Now it is posted at Pressthink.
Here is one important Rosen answer for anyone thinking of starting an open source project:
Everyone I have consulted about open source projects of any kind has stressed one thing over and over: the importance of understanding what [...]
Mark Tapscott, who is sitting in for Mark Glaser at MediaShift, explains how the Washington Examiner Community Action Network (WECAN) functions. He writes:
This project is barely in its infancy but is worth watching because it combines elements of citizen media and open-source journalism, with a semi-traditional daily newspaper.
After describing how the Examiner is putting government [...]
Mark Tapscott, who is sitting in for Mark Glaser at MediaShift, explains how the Washington Examiner Community Action Network (WeCAN) functions. He writes:
This project is barely in its infancy but is worth watching because it combines elements of citizen media and open-source journalism, with a semi-traditional daily newspaper.
After describing how the Examiner is putting government [...]
India ENews.com lists online resources for journalists in developing nations. For example, there is the Gender for Journalists toolkit, developed by the Commonwealth Press Union. Several other useful sites are also listed.
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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.