links for 2007-03-01
Thursday, 1 March 2007, 12:21
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Shock news: somebody’s probably unhappy about the British Press Awards shortlists.
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Swindon Advertiser editor Mark Waldron appeared on ITV West tonight to explain why the government’s proposals to water down the FOIA should be defeated.
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The MEN web site has relaunched.
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multi-tasking activity becomes second nature for new media workers, and if you have a large enough screen, you can actually do it productively.
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Wounded soldiers being treated at Walter Reed Hospital have been told by their superiors that they … are no longer allowed to talk with members of the press, according to the Army Times newspaper.
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A US judge has ruled that Google can refuse ads. Richard Koman: “In essence, the judge answered the topic that’s been tearing up these pages this week: Is Google a media company? Simply, yes. Search engines are constitutionally similar to newspapers, the
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Camilla Cavendish: “It would be utterly Orwellian to offer Freedom of Information only to those who do not seek it, or who seek it casually.”
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Flickr shows the first photographs of a landslide in San Franscisco.
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Maurice Frankel: “Requests could be refused once their costs exceeded a set threshold even if disclosure would reveal that public safety was being endangered, public money was being squandered or an authority was acting unlawfully. The Government is takin
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An FOI request to the BBC reveals 125 million air miles, accounting for total emissions of 25.676m kg CO2.
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