links for 2006-11-02
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The long-anticipated distributed news platform Daylife is about to launch, with the New York Times Company and Craig Newmark of Craigslist among the investors, and Jeff Jarvis as an advisor.
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“The Korean site for citizen reporting hasn’t had much success so far with its moves into other markets—and it’s in the red at home”
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A study of more than 400 people in US online news finds that the most sought-after skills are not related to technology
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ABC News’ “World News Webcast” is an original 15-minute newscast whose primary audience have video iPods.
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Mathew Ingram argues that major bloggers cannot pretend they are bound by a different form of ethics about conflicts of interest than other types of publishers. This is “objectivity” but about maintaining readers’ trust.
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