Le aziende non assumono i giornalisti si fanno impresa | Istitut. Les trucs d'un journaliste pour faire parler de vous dans les mé. Buoni propositi dell'informazione. La svolta epocale del Giornalismo Partecipativo - AgoraVox Itali. The new rules of news | Dan Gillmor | Comment is free | guardian. You may have noticed – you could hardly miss it – the blizzard of anniversary stories last month about the fall of Lehman Brothers, an event that helped spark last year's financial meltdown. The coverage reminded me that journalists failed to do their jobs before last year's crisis emerged, and have continued to fail since then.
It also reminds me of a few pet peeves about the way traditional journalists operate. So here's a list of 22 things, not in any particular order, that I'd insist upon if I ran a news organization. 1. We would not run anniversary stories and commentary, except in the rarest of circumstances. 2. 3. 4. 5. . - If we were a local newspaper, the editorial pages would publish the best of, and be a guide to, conversation the community was having with itself online and in other public forums, whether hosted by the news organization or someone else. - Editorials would appear in blog format, as would letters to the editor. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19.
Crise dans les médias. Cratyle.net. Arianna Huffington spiega il futuro dei media | festivaldelgiorn. Arianna Huffington Interview: SOTB 2009 - Technorati Blogging. Richard Jalichandra: How did you discover blogging? Arianna Huffington: For me it was the excitement of seeing the conversation moving online. I wanted to be a part of that so we started Arianna Online. The key thing was the interactivity. It was the discussion around the ideas that I was writing about. That was what really appealed to me. I launched that with Andrew Breitbart and the thing that was exciting was to see the response from the people and the discussion around the ideas - so much so that my mother, who was living with me at that time, started an advice column on Arianna Online called Ask Ya-Ya ("Ya-Ya" is Greek for "grandmother").
She's never been on a computer, so she would sit at the kitchen table and answer the questions long hand on yellow pads, and we would type them and put them on Arianna Online. So that was really the first impulse to do something online. Traditional investigative journalism is you collect it for months and months and triple check it... AH: May '05. Il mondo visto dal web. Festivaldelgiornalismo | Il Cannocchiale blog. Festivaldelgiornalismo | Il Cannocchiale blog. On the iPad. For years, me and thousands of other techies have been wondering what comes after the Personal Computer as we’ve known it. Yesterday, in Apple’s iPad, we caught a glimpse. If I had to pick one predominant emotion in reaction, it would be “disturbed”. The iPad is an attractive, thoughtfully designed, deeply cynical thing.
It is a digital consumption machine. As Tim Bray and Peter Kirn have pointed out, it’s a device that does little to enable creativity. The tragedy of the iPad is that it truly seems to offer a better model of computing for many people – perhaps the majority of people. From iPhone to iPad The iPhone can, to some extent, be forgiven its closed nature. That the iPad is a closed system is harder to forgive. The iPad was pitched by Steve Jobs yesterday as a response to netbooks. Tinkerer’s Sunset The thing that bothers me most about the iPad is this: if I had an iPad rather than a real computer as a kid, I’d never be a programmer today. For now, though, I remain disturbed. Online Writing. Blog Archive » Leggere gratis le prime pagine dei giornali ameri. Un blog, un servizio web gratuito e un lettore di ebook e leggere le prime pagine dei giornali americani non è mai stato così facile. Come fare? Semplicissimo!
Front Pages è un blog (su Tumblr) che pubblica le prima pagine del New York Times, Washington Post e altri giornali, insieme ai link diretti agli articoli della prima pagina stessa. Iscrivendosi a Instapaper, ogni volta che sei sulla pagina relativa d un articolo, cliccando su un link salvato nei tuoi preferiti (bookmarklet in gergo) lo metti da parte. Quando hai finito vai su Instapaper e ti scarichi il file per il tuo ebook reader, anche in versione Kindle, e il gioco è fatto.
Front Pages | “All the News That’s Fit without Print”. Front Pages | “All the News That’s Fit without Print” An Apology To Our Readers. On Monday evening I received a phone call from someone I trust who told me that one of our interns had asked for compensation in exchange for a blog post. Specifically, this intern had allegedly asked for a Macbook Air in exchange for a post about a startup.
After an investigation we determined that the allegation was true. In fact, on at least one other occasion this intern was almost certainly given a computer in exchange for a post. The intern in question has admitted to some of the allegations, and has denied others. We suspended this person while we were sorting through exactly what happened. This was not one of our full time writers, and so the frequency of posts was light.
Our attorneys have advised us not to disclose the name of the individual because the person is not a legal adult. We are all shaken here at TechCrunch – this is someone who was our friend and who we trusted to be honest with our readers. I apologize to each one of you. Blog Mediablog di Marco Pratellesi. Corriere Della Sera. FactCheck.it - Chi salva un fatto salva la verità intera. iPad, i giornali sono applicazioni. Dove si vendono i giornali per l’iPad? Che cosa sono i giornali, secondo chi ha progettato la nuova tavoletta? Che opportunità hanno gli editori di giornali e i giornalisti adesso? L’iPad si carica di contenuti creandoli, oppure attingendo al web, oppure comprandoli da iTunes, musica e film, AppStore, software, iBooks, libri.
Dunque, almeno finora, non c’è un’edicola. Dove si possono vendere i giornali per l’iPad? I giornali sono flussi di notizie e progetti speciali, sono testi, audio e video, sono relazioni tra il pubblico attivo e le redazioni, sempre però con un taglio interpretativo speciale sintetizzato dalla testata. Per gli editori di giornali e giornalisti c’è cibo per la mente. Formati. The Information Divide: The chasm between social and traditional.
The Cycle of Breaking News from Social to Traditional to a New H. Piccoli Giornalisti - Il sito degli aspiranti giornalisti. Archivo delle Categorie: Il manifesto di Eretici digitali. Il manifesto di Eretici digitali “Contemporaneo è colui che tiene fisso lo sguardo sul suo tempo per percepirne non le luci, ma il buio. Contemporaneo è colui che riceve in pieno viso il fascio di tenebra che proviene dal suo tempo”. (…) “Appartiene veramente al suo tempo, è veramente contemporaneo colui che non coincide perfettamente con esso né si adegua [...] Posted in Il manifesto di Eretici digitali Tagged contemporaneo , Digitale , Giorgio Agamben , giornalismo , giornalismo digitale , internet , le dieci tesi , libertà rete , piattaforme , potere , tecnologia Prima tesi. I media sono in crisi.
Ma forse non vale la pena di esultare Il 2009 è l’anno chiave nel quale la crisi dei media deflagra alla luce del sole. Seconda tesi. Il giornalismo è uno strumento fondamentale per esercitare i diritti di cittadinanza che oggi il popolo della rete rivendica a sé. Terza tesi. Quarta tesi. Il digitale non è solo disintermediazione. Quinta tesi. Sesta tesi. Settima tesi. Ottava tesi. Nona tesi. What should news apps on the iPad look like? John-Henry Barac on. Peggy Nelson on new media narratives: “Every Twitter account is. We talked this week with Peggy Nelson, a new media artist who has spent the last several years doing digital and virtual storytelling. While Nelson’s work is rooted in conceptual art rather than journalism, she has created stories in nearly every medium, including some we hadn’t thought of (like PowerPoint and iPhone Apps).
Nelson came to our attention when she presented in January at the Boston Bookfuturists Meetup. In these excerpts from our talk, she discusses Twitter novels, the core elements of story, and how journalists can most effectively use social media. How would you describe what you do? I do new media art with a focus on decentralized, episodic storytelling—I’m thinking of the things I’ve done very recently, which are the Twitter projects @adelehugo and @enoch_soames. You’ve worked on stories in just about every medium—even PowerPoint. I’ve always been a lover of anecdote and telling a good tale at a cocktail party or family Thanksgiving.
What about @enoch_soames? Reputation Patterns - Design Pattern Library. A person participating in a social structure expects to develop a reputation and hopes for insight into the reputations of others, but each designed model of participation and reputation embodies its own set of biases and incentive structures. Balancing these forces determines in large measure the success or failure of a social system. Bookmark this on Delicious Patterns in this Category The Competitive Spectrum The designer needs to match the reputation system to the community's degree of competitiveness. Named Levels Participants in a community need some way to gauge their own personal development within that community. Numbered Levels Participants in a community need some way to gauge how far they've progressed within that community. Identifying Labels Community members need to identify distinguished members of the community. Points In some communities, participants want a tangible measurement of their accomplishments.
Ranking. Living Stories can reinvent the article. Content consumers — the people who seek information but don’t create or curate it — are getting a raw deal. Why? Because static articles don’t capture the kinetic energy newsworthy topics generate. Real-time updates are flawed, too. Twitter can’t offer context or deeper analysis. Until recently, there was no middle-ground content product. The first batch of Living Stories focused on things like health care, education reform, the war in Afghanistan and other broad topics with lots of viewpoints.
Living Stories try a different approach that plays to certain unique advantages of online publishing. Early execution on Living Stories wasn’t all that impressive (“dull” was the defining characteristic). That’s why yesterday’s announcement that Living Stories is now available as an open source project is so exciting. Off the top of my head, I see three Living Stories projects developers at news or content organizations should immediately pursue: Le conseguenze di iPad sull’editoria: il presente. A poco più di dieci giorni dall’annuncio di iPad – mentre ancora infuriano le polemiche di chi lo vorrebbe simile al tablet che ha già fallito sul mercato qualche anno fa – importanti ripercussioni sul mercato editoriale online dimostrano meglio di qualunque altra spiegazione, l’estraneità del dispositivo ai modelli d’uso cui di recente lo si è spesso assimilato.
La centralità della funzione e-book reader in iPad è fin da principio fuori discussione: come dichiarato dallo stesso Jobs, il tablet di Apple nasce con l’intenzione di andare oltre il Kindle, sacrificando la leggibilità dello schermo e-ink a favore di una polivalenza d’uso che quella stessa tecnologia avrebbe reso impraticabile. L’orientamento verticale del logo sul lato posteriore è il più chiaro indice di questa vocazione, una vocazione che elegge Kindle e non i vari altri tablet/slate/mid in circolazione, a primo rivale di iPad. Amazon è presente sul mercato USA con Kindle dal 2007, dal 2009 sui mercati internazionali.