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Teaching Online Journalism

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

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Is your site someplace to be?

What is a community? Paul Conley has delighted me many times with his writings about business (or “trade”) journalism and online media. This post is one of his all-time best.

Print is something that I read. A trade show is someplace I go. But a community is a place where I belong.

He’s writing about the multimillion-dollar sale of TreeHugger and making a comparison with the also-recent sale of Media Bistro. But the point he makes about sites offering “a place to be” really hit a nerve with me.

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