links for 2007-03-28
Wednesday, 28 March 2007, 12:21
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I won’t summarise Ben Fenton’s post, because that would ruin the joke…
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“[Wednesday] night at POLIS a group of online hacks and entrepreneurs will gather to discuss if it is possible to have a viable online journalism business that is truly independent of the Old Media companies.”
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Mindy McAdams advises journalism schools o “teach entrepreneurship, embed online tools in the curriculum, get working journalists to teach, and remember the basics”
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Roy Greenslade: “Gawker, the entertaining US-based media blogger, is trying to find New York’s drunkest journalists. … Surely our lot can out-drink those New York sissies? And our anecdotes will surely be more amusing?”
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Carl Howe responds to the A-listers doom-mongering about journalism: “[p]eople are confusing the business of publishing newspapers with the discipline and art of journalism.”
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Tim Luckhurst is, according to Roy Greenslade, “an ostrich’s apologist”. Ouch. Great phrase, though.
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Media lawyer Niri Shan: “If the High Court overturns the Information Tribunal’s ruling it will be a blow to its credibility - and would have a significant bearing on future Tribunal cases.”
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What’s the right way forward: print-online integration, or seperate newsrooms?
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David Phillips: “I was interested in the results of the action against Google believing that it would have a deleterious effect on the pages viewed. I was wrong if Alexa is to be believed. Reach is mostly up (in some cases a lot) and readership is down bu
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“In the three weeks it’s been live, Scribed has received about two dozen “take down notices” related to copyrighted material that’s been uploaded.”
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