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Teaching Online Journalism

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Notes from the classroom and observations about today’s practice of journalism online

« Who decides where journalism is heading?
Serendipity is alive and well on the Web »

In defense of online journalists

Wow, Paul Conley was really tough on Ed Wasserman’s op-ed, which I wrote about on Wednesday. I think maybe we should keep in mind that folks at the Miami Herald may have edited Ed’s piece to suit their own ends — given that earth-shattering memo their boss, Tom Fiedler, sent out.

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