Decoding Modern Perils with Financial Managers, Bad References, and Political Risks
Financial fund managers' references to Hitler raise concerns about the current world situation and the rise of modern fascism.
Journalism goes way, way beyond media
Journalism vs. Blogging: Conviction of Blogger Raises Questions about the Definition of Journalism and Freedom of Speech
Journalism fell down at the moment when communities no longer existed
Journalism in crisis: The end of distance and disintegration of communities challenge the traditional newspaper model, prompting the need for new approaches.
The HuffPost and the difficulty to let go old habits
The Huffington Post faces backlash over exploitative content practices, jeopardizing its reputation and success.
Four things about the use of iPads
Four implications of iPad usage for information industries and newspapers
Attack on social media is synonymous with authoritarianism denial and stupidity
Attack on social media: Blaming it for unrest reflects authoritarian denial and stupidity
The News of the World: journalism should stop and re-think itself
Journalism's Integrity Under Scrutiny: The NOTW Scandal and the Role of the Press in Society
Studios must choose between providing content for less or prepare for death
Studios face a dilemma: provide cheaper content or face decline in the digital age.
The social media activity of a journalist is his - not the company’s
The ownership of a journalist's social media activity sparks debate and highlights the need for clear policies and fair compensation.
Deconstructing the news and destroying the criticism
Deconstructing news localization and the criticism surrounding it: A cool designer's critique and an engineer's debunking, revealing insights and observations on the broken news business.