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The New York Times innovation report in three takeaways
The New York Times innovation report has been described as one of the most important documents ever for the digital media business. Given where we are in digital media – a place that has seen media transform greatly in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Business, content, digital journalism, digital media, innovation, Internet, journalism, Media, online media, Reading, social media, Tech, technology, The New York Times, Web, writing
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Here’s a great lesson on reporting from The New Yorker’s Jeffrey Toobin
Recently, Jeffrey Toobin wrote a compelling piece in The New Yorker about the Baltimore City Detention Center, and today he had a post on the Internet about how he found some of his sources for the piece. Toobin’s editor wanted … Continue reading
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Tagged content, digital media, Jeffrey Toobin, journalism, Media, Reading, reporting, The New Yorker, writing
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Nick Bilton’s ‘Hatching Twitter,’ part I
We’ve got two new books in the mix currently, and let’s start with the one I’m most excited about (and thoroughly enjoying): Nick Bilton’s ‘Hatching Twitter: A true story of money, power, friendship and betrayal.’ Bilton, a tech reporter and … Continue reading
Now Reading: True Detective, journalism in the new media world, Elisabeth Moss, Peter Lanza
A selection of stories I read around the Web today … True Detective finale Slate’s David Haglund and Willa Paskin exchanged emails immediately after the finale and break it down … Haglund is more OK with all of the show’s … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, blogs, content, digital media, Elisabeth Moss, Internet, journalism, Media, Now Reading, online media, pop culture, Reading, television, The New York Times, The New Yorker, TV, TV reviews, writing
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The archive of the Internet
Apropos of nothing, over the weekend I was thinking about the mere hours a significant amount of content is relevant on the Internet. It probably was spurred by the deluge of stuff around the Super Bowl and how something posted … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, blogs, Business, content, digital journalism, digital media, Ezra Klein, Internet, journalism, Media, New Media, New York Magazine, online media, Reading, social media, Vox Media, Web, writing
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Chuck Culpepper will go anywhere for anything, damn it, and good for him
I could be totally wrong about this, but it feels like digital media is just beginning to figure out that it’s, in the vast majority of cases, supposed to be something altogether different than media in the predominantly printed-page time. … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, blogs, Chuck Culpepper, content, digital journalism, digital media, Internet, Jeff Pearlman, journalism, Media, online media, social, social media, Web, writers, writing
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Now Reading: Junod on George Clooney, women in sports, Lee Harvey Oswald
‘Now Reading’ is a collection and sharing of online stories and is meant for minimal consumption by the few readers of this blog. Topics include books, food, culture, photography, media and technology … there are no rules. Have a story … Continue reading
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Tagged digital media, Esquire, George Clooney, journalism, Lee Harvey Oswald, magazines, Media, New York Times Magazine, Now Reading, Reading, Sports, sports journalism, sports media, Tom Junod, women, writing
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Now Reading: The future of news, Norman Mailer, Chris Bosh, David Remnick
‘Now Reading’ is a collection and sharing of online stories and is meant for minimal consumption by the few readers of this blog. Topics include books, food, culture, photography, media and technology … there are no rules. Have a story … Continue reading
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Tagged blogs, Chris Bosh, David Remnick, digital media, Glenn Greenwald, journalism, Media, New York Times, news, Norman Mailer, Now Reading, online media, Reading, The New Yorker, Wired, writing
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Malcolm Gladwell on his new book and reporting
With a new book to promote, Malcolm Gladwell joined Longform’s podcast recently for an enjoyable conversation. Give it a listen. Gladwell talked extensively about “David and Goliath: Underdogs, Misfits and the Art of Battling Giants,” and I’ll share a couple … Continue reading
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Seth Reiss and the lowercase J joke
The other day, I spiraled down one of those deep Internet sinkholes. Bottom was this Fury Files interview with Seth Reiss, head writer of The Onion. If you’re not familiar with The Onion, it’s a site of high-rent satire pantomiming … Continue reading
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