By Mindy McAdams
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Student and journalist Jared Silfies dumped out his backpack and showed us the things he carries for mobile reporting.
I love his photo! I would enjoy seeing more like it. What do you say — can you post a picture for us, and give us a gear list? Just post it to Flickr if you don’t […]
With 75 percent of all adult Americans using a mobile phone or PDA, journalists need to start thinking about what people do with those gadgets — and how it relates to distributing the products of journalism.
In addition to making voice phone calls, mobile users are texting, e-mailing, sending instant messages; taking pictures; looking for maps […]
What the iPod has done to the music business, another device will do to the newspaper business, writes Charles Arthur, a technology editor at The Guardian. This is not a new notion, but Arthur’s post is particularly well written and thought provoking. More important, Arthur writes about the idea of change — not merely about […]
Buzz words fly, collide, crash and burn. Microformats are gaining altitude. Widgets have somehow plopped onto the hairpieces of older newspaper executives and nested there. And now — micro media.
Jeremiah Owyang is one of those San Francisco-based Web strategy guys — the type who’s always on top of new things like Pownce (and back in […]
Maybe your computer is too old and slow to handle video editing, Or maybe you don’t even HAVE a computer. You can always go to the local cyber café, plug in your cell phone (which shoots video, of course) and edit and post to the Internet for all the world to see. All the cool […]
Newspapers are the slowest, most hidebound, head-in-the-sand businesses in the world. The people who work for newspapers are good people, smart people (I love them; they are my people) — but they keep looking back when they should be looking forward.
I see evidence of that in the stats for this blog. I write about Craigslist […]
Get the straight dope about on-demand video from CNN.com (David Payne), ABC Digital (Bernard Gershon), CBS Stations (Jonathan Leess), NYTimes.com (Vivian Schiller) and Advanced Media Ventures Group (Shelly Palmer) via Cory Bergman blogging live (yesterday) from NAB.
The Lost Remote team has been covering the heck out of the gigundo NAB conference. It’s almost as good […]
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