Martin Stabe
Blog Links About

links for 2007-02-08

February 8, 2007

  • Times Online: Freedom – only if we can get the information
    Heather Brooke on the current attacks on the Freedom of Information Act: “An empowered, informed electorate utilising its right to know is proving too much for some politicians.”
    (tags: foi foia parliament)
  • The Register: US surveillance of soldiers’ blogs sparks lawsuit
    The Electronic Frontier Foundation is suing the US Department of Defense comes after it failed to respond to FOIA requests about how it monitors soldiers blogs.
    (tags: blogs milblogs foi foia military eff)
  • Hog Bay Software: WriteRoom
    An uncluttered word processor “for Mac users who enjoy the simplicity of a typewriter, but live in the digital world.”
    (tags: software writing macintosh)
  • Editor & Publisher: Where News Consumption Is Heading
    Steve Outing on the next generation of news consumers: “to them the printed newspaper is about as useful and convenient as a rotary-dial phone is in the era of the smart cell phone.”
    (tags: newspapers online journalism future)
  • Wordblog:World Association of Newspapers denies media change
    Andrew Grant-Adamson on free newsapapers: “The day the Metro gets hold of a secret American video of their planes shooting British troops I will think about changing my mind.”
    (tags: newspapers metro the_sun)
  • Organ Grinder: WeMedia conference, Miami
    Jemima Kiss is blogging from the We Media conference in Miami.
    (tags: wemedia)
Categories: links

/2007/02/08/links-for-2007-02-08/

If you liked this post, you can share it with your followers or follow me on Twitter.
  • Copyright © 2002-2021 Martin Stabe.
    All Rights Reserved.
  • hello@martinstabe.com
  • martinstabe
  • martinstabe
  • PGP public key

Martin Stabe is a data journalist based in London. He is an head of interactive news at the Financial Times.