Archive for May, 2008
The Yankee has its own domain
This blog is migrating… Like the Baltimore Colts (for all you serious football fans), I have packed up the U-Haul in the middle of the night and moved. But I would hate to think of people waking up, racing to check my blog, and finding out it wasn’t there. I know that would be devastating for [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Mmmm, crow. Tasty Spygate crow.
Image via Wikipedia These are the kinds of things news editors have nightmares about having to do. The Boston Herald has issued a massive, high profile apology for its massive high-profile error in reporting that someone had recorded a videotape of the St Louis Rams walkthrough the day before Super Bowl XXXVI. The alleged tape [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Funding Local Investigative Journalism
Oh, I feel like a corporate tool. Rick Burnes over at 9Neighbors is kicking around this idea for how one could fund local investigative journalism that goes beyond the daily (but still good) work that bloggers and responsible journalists are doing. But can bigger projects make money, without creating a massive bureaucracy of applications for [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Twittering a taste of a newsroom
First things first – I have been a shamefully terrible blogger recently. Or I just had nothing to say. So, well, sorry. Now for the actual post. Our friends at WCMH in Columbus, Ohio, have broken out an interesting use of Twitter to give people a chance to get to know more of the people [...]
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