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Culture
Lame of Thrones: What the Royal Wedding Says About Our Damaged Media Culture
Most Americans don't care about the "big" event tomorrow. Why isn't the media listening to us?
Culture
The New York Times' White People Problem
America's paper of record continues to overlook people of color on its "Room for Debate" page: Should we care? (Yes.)
Culture
A Month Later, "Homeless Man with a Golden Voice" Is Abandoned by His Corporate Friends
Less than two months after being initially discovered, the homeless man with the radio voice has been abandoned by his benefactors.
Business
Freelancers Tell Arianna Huffington to Put Money Where Mouth Is
Now that Arianna Huffington has some cash from selling her site to AOL, will she finally stop driving down the value of journalism?
Culture
Local Leaks: Now You Can Be Your Own Julian Assange
A new internet tip-line allows citizens to anonymously reach hundreds of local newspapers around America. Crazy haircut optional.
Environment
ABC News Talks to Climate Scientists About Extreme Winter and Climate Change
ABC News (again!) delivers quality climate and weather reporting to a mainstream nightly news audience. Their secret: talking to climate scientists.
Lifestyle
Food for Thinkers: Journalism at its Best
Paula Crossfield's compelling vision of a food journalism that can bring farmers and eaters together to share what does work and fix what doesn't.
Business
A Typo, Twitter, and a Twist of Fate Find WikiLeaks a New Friend
The short tale of a typo, angry hackers, and a business man fighting against Twitter trends. In the end, WikiLeaks found an accidental ally.
Technology
Hacks and Hackers Los Angeles: Data Event 12/16
A community focused on bringing journalism and technology together will have it's first real event in Los Angeles.
Culture
WikiLockdown: Three Questions on the Arrest of Julian Assange
Now that Assange has turned himself in, what does everything mean?
Culture
The Future of Journalism (and Everything) Is Data
Tim Berners-Lee believes data is the future of journalism. It might also be the future of the humanities. Reading (code) just became fundamental.
Technology
Hacks and Hackers Meetup at GOOD this Wednesday
Interested in the future of journalism? Come by a meetup of Hacks and Hackers at the GOOD offices, Wednesday, October 6, 2010.
Culture
Spot Sloppy Reporting with Journalism Warning Labels
"It seems a bit strange to me that the media carefully warn about and label any content that involves sex, violence or strong language," writes...
News
Crowdsourcing Refugee Resettlement—What's Your Idea?
Even after getting arrested and suffering a narrow brush with deportation, Samy is still hiding out in the bustling Thai city of Chiang Mai....
Culture
Congratulations to the Future of Journalism
Motherboard just did a rundown of a few of this year's Knight News Challenge Winners. After soliciting ideas that use digital technology to...
The Community Board
CIA "fix" european war-policy
Through a document at wikileaks it has become evident that CIA is trying to "adjust" european policy on the afghan war. The threat seems to be...
The Community Board
On The Radio
So, I am trying all sorts of things in the media industry and radio happens to be my most recent endeavor. My friend, Louis Vieira and I are...
The Community Board
Hipster Jews Attempt to Reclaim the Keffiyeh
A Jewish D.J. in Brooklyn finds himself defending his right to market what he calls an "Israeli remix of the keffiyeh," a symbol of Palestinian...
