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2007–2008

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December 2008

  1. Presses stopped
  2. Disagreeable
  3. Links are good
  4. Consuming Consumerist
  5. The risk of reporting
  6. Attention + Influence do not equal Authority
  7. iPhone reporting
  8. What Would Google Do? on a Fortune best list
  9. It’s not just an era; it’s a new world order
  10. What is literacy?
  11. Post paper
  12. Parlez vous buzz?
  13. Pardon Martha
  14. Endorsement
  15. Hope 2
  16. No hope
  17. Hope
  18. Networks grow
  19. A danger to journalism
  20. When did Gatehouse become clueless?
  21. What Would Google Do?
  22. LA Times followup
  23. Tomorrow belongs to them
  24. Downbeat
  25. Eyewitness news, indeed
  26. An ecology of accuracy
  27. Can the LA Times turn off its presses?
  28. Can they hear him now?
  29. Flip (video) the pages
  30. Naked fish, bare chips!
  31. When will they ever learn?
  32. Paper? What paper?
  33. The newsroom as classroom opens
  34. Try life without Google, France
  35. Guardian column: Ditchley and the market demand for journalism
  36. A new business model in action
  37. Milk
  38. Talk with (and go to) Davos
  39. Entrepreneurial journalism is not an oxymoron
  40. Whither Entertainment Weekly?
  41. No freaks
  42. Poor Chicago
  43. Change happens
  44. Ditchley
  45. Media on media
  46. Broadband nation
  47. Departing Ditchley, London bound
  48. Planning an event on curating news
  49. Reinventing oneself
  50. Cheers
  51. King Google
  52. A complete ecology of news
  53. Bringing a friend to terror
  54. Journalism learns to share
  55. No more alphabet-soup news
  56. The news and the Wal-Mart death
  57. Media is
  58. Guardian column: Witnesses take over the news
  59. Dr. Wow

November 2008

  1. The new news mindset
  2. Medicine is information
  3. When witnesses take over the news
  4. No bullshit here
  5. Hacked U
  6. Two presidents
  7. A scenario for news
  8. Something’s rotten in…
  9. Disappearing divides
  10. Defending Google, the video
  11. Pity purchase
  12. Restructuring The Times
  13. See Mediastorm
  14. New news
  15. One rotten apple? Kill Johnny Appleseed!
  16. Roll over, Beethoven
  17. Guardian column: The Google economy
  18. Six easy pieces
  19. Heh 3
  20. Defending Google
  21. In good hands
  22. Holding a conversation with Google
  23. The birth of networks
  24. The Rosenblum method
  25. The perils of publicness
  26. There, there, Ron
  27. The last thing newspapers need
  28. Where is Dubai?
  29. ‘A fundamental reboot’
  30. A view from Dubai
  31. Our airwaves, indeed
  32. Dubai-bound
  33. The journalism of filling space and time
  34. The future of video
  35. Next steps for news
  36. No news is no news
  37. What Would Julia Do?
  38. DJ Journo Jeff

October 2008

  1. Bailout, schmailout
  2. The Monitor turns off the press
  3. Feed me
  4. Guardian column: Past the article
  5. The internet as a right
  6. A new economy
  7. New Business Models for News Summit today
  8. Books, books, books
  9. A powerful memorial
  10. AP bomb
  11. Progressive journalism
  12. The Google economy, indeed
  13. How now, cash cow
  14. Past, meet present
  15. The failure of listening
  16. The WWGD? world
  17. Guardian column: Taking responsibility
  18. New business models for news
  19. Winners and losers in crisis coverage
  20. We’re history
  21. Shop before we drop
  22. It is our fault
  23. Snots scream: ‘snot fair!
  24. Splain it to me
  25. Citizen journalism ruins the world (again)
  26. Replacing the article

September 2008

  1. The building block of journalism is no longer the article
  2. The rise of the third estate
  3. Once and for all
  4. Access to Google
  5. Sigh
  6. Sponsored power
  7. In control of health
  8. Intellectual honesty
  9. What $700 billion could buy
  10. One Web Day dawns
  11. The moral imbalance of bailouts
  12. At Web2.0 Expo
  13. Zell is not your problem. You are.
  14. We’re in the insurance business
  15. Stewardship v. ownership of our news, money, and society
  16. Guardian column: Google’s size matters
  17. Google: Monopoly or marketplace?
  18. The beast
  19. Another 9/11
  20. The start of reverse syndication (and end of the AP?)
  21. Just what the world needed
  22. We hate success
  23. I’m baaa-aaack
  24. Who needs a convention?
  25. Remember me?

August 2008

  1. School’s in
  2. Soccer is a Google beta. Football is a Microsoft release.
  3. Eating one’s own dogfood
  4. Sponsors for books, continued
  5. Guardian column: Do we need editors?
  6. Media on media
  7. How to build a network
  8. Covering conventions is an waste
  9. Googlebits
  10. Excuses, excuses
  11. Sound the trumpets
  12. A stake through the heart of the has-been Inquirer
  13. The myth of the creative class
  14. Coelho’s quest
  15. Curmudgeonliness, with a twist
  16. A newspaper’s life-and-death struggle, played out in a new medium
  17. Supporting reporting
  18. Still alive
  19. Soundbites R Us
  20. Who says big can’t be small?
  21. Guardian column: Paulo Coelho, pirate
  22. Let me count the ways
  23. Sponsors for my book?
  24. Connected
  25. Twitpitch
  26. Elegy for the hack

July 2008

  1. Comcast spared the electric chair
  2. Not so fast
  3. Uh, is that camera on?
  4. Oy
  5. A BBC loss
  6. Dear Bob,
  7. I have seen the future and it’s in Jersey
  8. The imperatives of the link economy
  9. Comments on comments on comments
  10. Twitters as Sprockets
  11. The Obamessiah
  12. Help with the Googlewood chapter
  13. The church of the curmudgeon
  14. There is no Santa Claus, Virginia
  15. Google competes with the internet
  16. Under it all
  17. Recovering posts
  18. Apologizing for the book
  19. Guardian column: a new news platform
  20. A cure for curmudgeons
  21. Twilight of the curmudgeons
  22. Wanna bet?
  23. Google’s first step as a paper platform
  24. What do you buy when you buy a newspaper?
  25. Wordle it
  26. The API Times
  27. Blinders? Check.
  28. National Public What?
  29. Pandora’s lessons
  30. Whistling Taps in the newsroom
  31. The sun sets on free speech
  32. Tear down the broadcast towers
  33. Brevity is the soul of….
  34. The future is past
  35. The shrug problem
  36. Say it ain’t so, Mike!
  37. Paid Content, indeed
  38. Google as the new pressroom
  39. Newsroom economics
  40. The end of SEO?
  41. Book help: The First Bank of Google
  42. Data are news
  43. It’s not just me
  44. Son and father teams
  45. When Google’s the library, who’s the librarian?
  46. I’ve got issues
  47. My baby’s 1,000
  48. Dropping bombs in the newsroom
  49. What if they didn’t give a party and nobody cared?
  50. Life is right

June 2008

  1. Googlicious
  2. Seeing readers
  3. Retiring the green eye shade
  4. Carlin would curse
  5. When your organizers organize you
  6. Guardian column: Down to the wire
  7. Nobama blogs kerfuffle
  8. Oh, those Brits
  9. Rose
  10. F— G-d
  11. Hmmm 2
  12. OD on me
  13. F the FCC: The internet as interstate
  14. Playing Oprah
  15. Yeah, Vint
  16. Do as I do, not as I say
  17. CUNY’s grant
  18. George Carlin: Shit
  19. The crowdsourced life
  20. He changed
  21. Pdf08
  22. High on Weeds
  23. Heh 2
  24. Aggregating – and checking – the pundits
  25. Ununderstanding the link economy
  26. Facing Arianna
  27. Nevermind
  28. Daylife in the news
  29. Arianna invades Chicago
  30. Whither the AP
  31. The link economy v. the content economy
  32. Hey, Saul
  33. Contact
  34. Guardian column: The blown-up BBC
  35. AP, hole, dig
  36. Travels
  37. The incredible shrinking newspaper
  38. A proposal to the Associated Press: A link ethic
  39. Tim Russert
  40. Blog bait
  41. Facing up to sexism
  42. FU AP
  43. The internet is the First Amendment
  44. Government under Google
  45. Pro Publica launches
  46. The public press: Transparency is our goal
  47. Give us our airwaves
  48. Inventive news
  49. VC 2.0
  50. The ethic of identity
  51. Supermedia
  52. Ballmer kills print
  53. Thinking big
  54. Breaking journalism’s barrier
  55. Diggnation in New York
  56. When honesty is the best business
  57. Powerpoint as a medium
  58. Time Warner Cable chokes customers
  59. To the Personal Democracy Forum
  60. The ethic of the link layer on news
  61. Guardian column: Facebook’s choice
  62. Subscribing to gadgets
  63. Blasted Broadcasting Corp.
  64. The day the Democrats lost it

May 2008

  1. Please don’t run out of coffee
  2. Editing’s a drag
  3. Grounded
  4. One more Google superlative
  5. Take that, 6 percenters!
  6. It’s about frigging time
  7. Media is singular
  8. Google: Cut to the Twitter chase
  9. Fly Silverjet, please
  10. Not lay offs but new lives
  11. Microsoft’s Sneakerphone
  12. Good radio reporting
  13. Really public health
  14. Book advice, please: The title
  15. Avatar cleansing
  16. Blogs then and now
  17. Bias? What bias? We’re not biased. Just ask us. Are we?
  18. Rise of the network, fall of the portal
  19. @Facebook @Shark: jump?
  20. Twitter as the canary in the news coalmine
  21. A web show
  22. There’s no controlling the flash
  23. A distributed strategy for news
  24. A mouse roars
  25. The plummeting value of newspapers
  26. Thinking like a platform
  27. It’s about aggregation
  28. What does CBS stand for?
  29. Bloggal abuse
  30. Credibility is not binary
  31. If pigs could fly
  32. In season
  33. Ah, irony
  34. Unstoppable Google
  35. Tearing down the news-opinion divide
  36. The coming battle over local, local news video
  37. Media sell drama over facts
  38. Me, auf Deutsch
  39. Media are social: The coming together of two blogging dynasties
  40. Ambient intimacy
  41. More Dell blogging
  42. They kill horses, don’t they?
  43. Print sucks
  44. Third newspaper company in debt squeeze
  45. Guardian column: Gary Vaynerchuk
  46. Change 101
  47. Deal with the devil
  48. From organizing parties to protests
  49. Crossing the rubicon from print to digital
  50. Newspapers: a minus-sum game
  51. More writers than readers
  52. Cable’s paper
  53. Blather auf Deutsch
  54. Slope slipperier
  55. The decade delta
  56. 1 man, 0.89967 vote
  57. What is Kos?
  58. Birthin’ Barista’s babe

April 2008

  1. The Kos war
  2. Obama’s problem
  3. Live 2
  4. No news is no news
  5. Me at CUNY
  6. On the pulse
  7. Newspapers and change
  8. Graydon Carter, child pornographer
  9. Bad news for London fliers
  10. Social insurance, continued
  11. Defining quality in journalism
  12. Social insurance? Naw.
  13. Best mistake of the year
  14. Is Starbucks a spa or our third place? Is it Barack or Hillary?
  15. Rules for journalists/bloggers/witnesses? A Guardian debate
  16. Taking a side
  17. How to get your antennae up
  18. State secrets
  19. Überpedia lives
  20. Campaign placement
  21. Twittered out
  22. Rupert’s pincer movement around a trapped Times
  23. Why have superdelegates?
  24. Dell, Starbucks, and the marketplace of ideas
  25. Fame in Portugal
  26. Watch CUNY today
  27. New math, indeed
  28. The Google economy
  29. Journalism as a control point
  30. More Lisbon
  31. Molecularization: The open marketplace of influence
  32. Thunderstruck
  33. More Lisbon
  34. In Lisbon
  35. Any and all media
  36. Guardian: The value of this blog
  37. The press becomes the press-sphere
  38. New ways to tell stories
  39. The prices of fame
  40. Fly FU Air
  41. When innovators sell out
  42. Customer Omega for the airlines
  43. China, finally
  44. A Jersey app – yagottaproblemwiddat?
  45. A new liquidity event
  46. The segregated web
  47. Yahoo, indeed
  48. And take your Tiffany box with you
  49. WWJeffD?
  50. Same old same old
  51. The perfect melding of celebrity, politics & technology
  52. The problem with Pulitzers
  53. CBS is leaving the news business
  54. All my neuroses suddenly make sense
  55. One person you don’t want to piss off
  56. Competing with open – and free
  57. The fall of the firm
  58. Playing by media rules
  59. Money, meet mouth
  60. Desperate times need desperate models
  61. Media on media
  62. Clay’s so cool
  63. The lost URL
  64. Arab PR
  65. Government by Twitter
  66. What PR won’t fix
  67. Nominations, please

March 2008

  1. London’s all a-twitter
  2. Do I smell smoke? Is that a fiddle I hear?
  3. Comrade customer
  4. The last portal
  5. Publish2’s funding
  6. Tax time
  7. Newspapers are f’ed
  8. Elected by Google
  9. Panel points
  10. Bias is not a number and measurement is not the cure
  11. Not what they seem
  12. ‘The art of hypocrisy’
  13. Chuckles the Clown
  14. Hothouse blogs
  15. Why I love the Guardian
  16. If you were there
  17. I never liked Slate
  18. Feed me
  19. Say Amen
  20. The news will find us
  21. Obama has not won
  22. One picture…
  23. Imitation is the sincerely form of publicity
  24. Too long for Twitter
  25. Free the bills and more
  26. A panel on the internet and politics
  27. The tchotchkefication of The Times
  28. F the FCC
  29. HuffPress
  30. An open ad network opens for business
  31. The United States of Google
  32. Pop open that capsule now
  33. You wouldn’t understand
  34. My blog is my network
  35. Starbucks listens – at last
  36. WWGD? – The book
  37. Obama explains
  38. The challenge of live search
  39. The politics of politics
  40. CBS stations’ local ad network
  41. Google’s reach
  42. Google Ad Manager: It’s bigger than it looks
  43. Kvelling
  44. There goes the neighborhood
  45. Guardian column: Fess up, journalists
  46. At the Media Summit
  47. Playing the race ace
  48. The last Lacy/Zuckerberg post
  49. Spitzer screwed
  50. Making up for lost time
  51. The amazing Gary Vee
  52. Zuckerberg interview: What went wrong
  53. SXSW: Zuckerberg on stage
  54. Because it’s funny
  55. Shot at SXSW
  56. After the high-school paper
  57. Trouble for NPR
  58. Questions are not attacks
  59. The trust problem
  60. Cause and effect in a two-dimensional world
  61. Don’t bet on them
  62. A challenge from the Times
  63. Scroll to the Times
  64. Finally covering Obamedia
  65. What happened to crusading newspapers?
  66. Green gimmicks or disaster preparedness?
  67. The Times better change
  68. Signs of London

February 2008

  1. Pity the big, bad wolf
  2. Google U
  3. The Times will change
  4. Twitter
  5. What is the Times thinking?
  6. Crowdsourced editing (and conspiracy theorizing)
  7. Love the customer who hates you
  8. ‘We don’t hire editors anymore’
  9. Snow day
  10. Times whispers
  11. The human satellite truck
  12. The angry journalist
  13. Lemann links
  14. Obamania
  15. A good oops
  16. Murdoch’s incubator(s)
  17. Journalists’ votes matter
  18. What would you kill? Jocks?
  19. Cutting up the newsroom
  20. Reverse syndication
  21. New business models for news
  22. Step back from the hairbrush or I’ll shoot
  23. The cult of change
  24. Every journalist a mojo
  25. Google’s killer crowdsourcing tool
  26. Whither withering newspapers?
  27. Hands off, Howard
  28. Little cameras
  29. Join the chorus
  30. Links as news
  31. Ch-ch-ch-ch
  32. We’re hiring a manager, not a spiritual adviser
  33. Fightin’ words from Google
  34. Nice beat. But can you lead to it?
  35. The internet is the social network
  36. Manana
  37. Webcameo on Microsoft-Yahoo
  38. For bloggers: A stay-out-of-jail card
  39. Microsoft-Yahoo: The deal of the dinos

January 2008

  1. Reinventing Sears
  2. What does the Times have against Hillary?
  3. OnMedia: It’s differenter than you think
  4. Breasts are not bad
  5. DLD08: My Guardian column
  6. Davos08: Me and my DNA
  7. Davos08: What happens in Davos stays in Davos?
  8. Davos08: Notes
  9. Davos08: The Davos Question & answers
  10. Davos08: The Google environment
  11. The Davos toilet
  12. Davos08: Conversation v. performance
  13. Davos08: David Gergen boogies
  14. Davos08: Collaborative innovation
  15. Davos08: Wireless
  16. Davos08: David Cameron on small video
  17. Davos08: Metavideo with Scoble
  18. Davos08: Google’s environment
  19. Davos08: Bono and Gore
  20. Davos08: Condoleeza Rice
  21. DLD08: Terrorism & environment
  22. Davos08: Brainstorming uncertainty
  23. Davos08: Scoble loses it
  24. Davos08: Tiny cameras
  25. Davos08: Off the record
  26. Davos08: Henry the YouTuber
  27. Davos08: The tongue sucker
  28. Davos08: Journalistic innovation
  29. Davos08: Innovation
  30. In Davos: notes
  31. DLD: The network model
  32. DLD: Wales v. Calacanis
  33. DLD: Life as information
  34. DLD: Social & worldwide Facebook
  35. DLD: Creativity
  36. DLD: Martha sells
  37. DLD: Change
  38. The social corporation
  39. At DLD
  40. The metered internet
  41. Just do it
  42. Exploding TV
  43. Obama playing the race card
  44. Tell us what our content is about
  45. All cable companies must die
  46. I thought we were past this
  47. Journalists, take note
  48. Twittered brands
  49. Unofficial secrets
  50. The new metrics of campaigns
  51. A twit to follow
  52. A diploma and a blog
  53. Sexism, racism, cynicism & whining about Hillary
  54. New Hampshire tears
  55. Obama, the internet victor?
  56. Ch-ch-ch-changes
  57. Change: The emptiest word in politics
  58. @twitcrit 1.1
  59. No regrets
  60. @twitcrit: instareviews
  61. But then again
  62. In defense of Facebook
  63. What he says
  64. If airlines became publishers
  65. Halfway ’round the track
  66. Join the Davos Conversation

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December 2007

  1. Taking flight — and fixing it
  2. Google is God
  3. Mobile on mobile
  4. The social flight
  5. The lowest common denominator of speech
  6. Anonymity protected
  7. Talk back to the Queen
  8. Silly advertisers
  9. Singing Digg’s praises
  10. RoyalTube
  11. Fighting the future
  12. An exchange of networked journalism apps
  13. Cutting up a newspaper
  14. A kick in the groin
  15. Hitting the coffin nail on the head for newspapers
  16. Congratulations, graduates
  17. Wishful thinking
  18. Post-text?
  19. The year
  20. Oops
  21. Extreme storytelling
  22. Denton goes to the bench
  23. Blogger is journalist of the year
  24. As lost on TV
  25. Newspapers v. Facebook
  26. Every page a home page
  27. The aggregated Times
  28. Entrepreneurial lessons
  29. The aggregated newspaper
  30. The world from a purse
  31. It’s not the blog
  32. Why I hate Yahoo, chapter 36
  33. How to be an entrepreneur, journalistically
  34. God on Huckabee’s side?
  35. Whom do you Digg?
  36. Up to the jury
  37. Keller responds
  38. Why are we behind?
  39. Screwing customers is a business model
  40. Friendship
  41. Pinpoint accuracy

November 2007

  1. Updating Bill Keller
  2. Sad newspapers
  3. Friends forever: The advantages of publicness
  4. On the Media: Open up
  5. The fight for world domination
  6. I’m not dating your cookie
  7. Kindle?
  8. Today 3
  9. Beatblogging
  10. A nest of lawyers
  11. How personal should a blog be?
  12. A can-do attitude?
  13. Content is free(er)
  14. Glam for Geeks
  15. Let the dinosaurs huddle
  16. The fount of all news
  17. TechCrunch, a stop on the way to the White House
  18. The networks miss the boat
  19. Glam: The success of the network
  20. Peter Day, podcast star
  21. Well, just one more
  22. Cleveland’s ditch
  23. Turn up the heat in the kitchen
  24. Cleveland’s burning river of bloggers
  25. Zuckerberg on OpenSocial, ads, and friend lists
  26. Thanks to a blog
  27. Meanwhile, back in Jersey
  28. Whither mags?
  29. Guardian column: Dell and the ad earthquake
  30. Prepare to be boarded
  31. Off with their headlines
  32. Talked about
  33. You assign the journalists
  34. Where’s the digital union?
  35. The new British class sytem: Facebook
  36. How would Google compete with Google?

October 2007

  1. A new Yahoo?
  2. Beeblogs
  3. In olde London
  4. Journalistic organizations
  5. Regrets? I’ve had a few, but then again…
  6. Web Zwei
  7. Departure
  8. Social value
  9. Yahoo as a platform
  10. The Facebook economy
  11. Network them
  12. Fox fights free speech
  13. Hey, kids, let’s gather some data
  14. In the wings
  15. Leaving the union
  16. Coming to London
  17. The new collective
  18. The new journalist
  19. The devil Drudge
  20. Three if by internet
  21. Editor 2.0
  22. I’m miscellaneous
  23. Guardian column: Networked Journalism Summit
  24. Carr’s dreams
  25. Dell Hell: The end?
  26. Shufflin’
  27. Another debate
  28. Resolved
  29. So much for the idiot vote
  30. Paying for investigative journalism
  31. Networked Journalism Summit follow up
  32. Editing the Times
  33. On On the Media
  34. Coming out
  35. Blogus interruptus
  36. Leading up to the Networked Journalism Summit
  37. Recommending the tail
  38. The Peter Pan of politics
  39. The iPod moment is here — on the iPod
  40. Comcast must listen
  41. Haunted blogs
  42. Super-wire me
  43. The energy of the crowd
  44. The real media consolidation: Google
  45. Nailing your own coffin
  46. Cyberflacks
  47. Conversing
  48. How do we teach the conversation?
  49. Even as . . .
  50. The iPod moment
  51. Meeting of the minds
  52. There is no safe harbor from change
  53. In the company of innovators
  54. Teaching politicians to be friends

September 2007

  1. The problem with newspaper blogs is . . .
  2. Airlines: Imprisonment as a business model
  3. Spoonfed citizens
  4. Hail the center
  5. Post-media journalism
  6. With beans, please
  7. A day at Dell
  8. Two laptops per child
  9. Guardian column: Whither the destination (and brand)?
  10. About that butt
  11. Easy Rider on golf carts
  12. Interviewing Michael Dell
  13. The blogroom
  14. One Web Day
  15. Exploding TV: Death to the schedule
  16. Hire him
  17. NYT v WSJ
  18. Supporting journalistic entrepreneurialism & innovation
  19. Dan, you oaf
  20. Moving on on MoveOn
  21. Mo who?
  22. Times deselected
  23. The Networked Journalism Summit
  24. She’s baaaack. Bravo
  25. Objectivity/impartiality = cowardice, boredom, obsolescence
  26. Poor Yahoo
  27. Support journalism at its source
  28. The Yahoo Presidential Mush-up
  29. Moore’s Law, as amended
  30. Cable companies must die
  31. This year
  32. Retracing my steps
  33. Clickbank is spam slime
  34. Guardian column: Google and the wires
  35. Jobs is Dell as warp speed
  36. Newspapers with 2020 vision
  37. Power to the people
  38. Apologies
  39. A bit of bragging
  40. Business 2.0 – publishing 1.0 = 0
  41. The content map and corrections
  42. Link v. read

August 2007

  1. Us v Us
  2. Inside baseball’s navel
  3. My heroines
  4. Group hug: The big cooperation
  5. It will be on the final
  6. Retrain or retire
  7. Rethink a newspaper? Heaven forbid
  8. I wouldn’t go shorting GOOG
  9. Jimmy Journalists
  10. Wwad
  11. Burying the lead
  12. The spin that sticks
  13. Friendship is complicated
  14. A game of wack-a-curmudgeon
  15. The architecture of content and comments
  16. What he says
  17. The L.A. Times responds
  18. TV explodes: The chain reaction hits critical mass
  19. Big is over, portals are past
  20. Questioning conventional wisdom
  21. The citpaper
  22. Mahombudsman
  23. Just kidding?
  24. Is local news doomed? Naw.
  25. Vigilante journalism
  26. Class dismissed
  27. Back to the future
  28. Trees: Not a growth industry
  29. Visualized news
  30. Browsers’ teenage years
  31. Publish2 begins
  32. In search of innovation
  33. Breakfast in the big time
  34. What, no rainbow sprinkles?
  35. Site or network? Own or join?
  36. Weeds spread
  37. Guardian column: Innovation
  38. The emergence of media tribes
  39. Instant innovation. Voilà.
  40. Debates, freed
  41. Who does she think she is?
  42. The paid-content widget
  43. The infrastructure project
  44. The local blog forum
  45. The International Brotherhood of Blatherers, Local 123
  46. The infrastructure project
  47. Failing information structure
  48. Failing infrastructure
  49. ‘Free the Journal’ drumbeat from inside
  50. Media evolution
  51. Somewhat ripped off
  52. Everyday innovation
  53. Free the Journal
  54. The next portal – or the last portal?
  55. Sticky posts: the ‘bestof’ tag
  56. Control freak pols v. the First Amendment
  57. Jealous
  58. International news brands
  59. When brands hurt
  60. Meddling in media
  61. Mr. Sensitivity
  62. On Today today?
  63. Journalists: Mobilize your public
  64. Jarvis has left the building
  65. If only one could edit conversation

July 2007

  1. Rushed again.
  2. Sustaining journalism through innovation
  3. Guardian column: YouTube debate
  4. Local lives
  5. Investing in citizens
  6. We are not demos
  7. Networked journalism: Pro-pro
  8. Romney v. the internet
  9. How to liveblog
  10. Chases are not news
  11. The GOP’s big internet mistake
  12. Munich’s surfers
  13. Faceboom
  14. Rushed
  15. Hey, Fox: Duck!
  16. That’s the ticket
  17. Remix away
  18. Networked geojournalism
  19. Memerhythms
  20. Debating the debate
  21. Congrats, Tacoda
  22. Their debate
  23. Liveblogging the YouTube debate
  24. One paper and blogs
  25. Why the YouTube debates matter
  26. Death of the TV critic
  27. Newspaper entertainment
  28. A week in Munich
  29. Fitted for coffin, flowers now ordered
  30. What he says
  31. Congrats
  32. Munich minutes
  33. Measuring influence
  34. Fitted for a coffin
  35. Guardian column: Live
  36. Deutschland schwitzt
  37. On my way to Munich
  38. Happy birthday – to Dell
  39. Racing stripes on the Titanic
  40. It’s about people
  41. Open your drawers
  42. And who says Facebook has no value?
  43. Whereabouts
  44. Towns are hyperlocal social networks with data (people that is)
  45. New YouTube ads
  46. The problem with measurement
  47. Prince saves newspaper
  48. Howie & friends on Facebook
  49. Cutting the ties that bind
  50. The 11th principle
  51. The hack
  52. The local challenge
  53. Murdoch victorious?
  54. Citizen historians
  55. No more angry young men
  56. Friedman, wrong again
  57. Entrepreneurial jocks
  58. One-man bands
  59. TV everywhere
  60. On the other hand
  61. Too many friends
  62. Facebook is not the new AOL
  63. iPhone and the future of news
  64. Each his own Davos

June 2007

  1. A publicly supported internet
  2. Michael Moore for Secretary of Health
  3. Hmmm
  4. When worlds don’t collide
  5. Addiction
  6. A market for everything
  7. The public life
  8. The writing’s on the wall
  9. Is Paris burning?
  10. Citizen journalism meets voter activism on YouTube
  11. A meeting on networked journalism
  12. Sir, step back from the Mac
  13. Catching up
  14. After all that
  15. Murdoch clip job
  16. All Facebook, all the time
  17. The value of us
  18. Street sales
  19. Old-school values
  20. Buying their voices
  21. On second thought
  22. The future of local
  23. Local independent TV
  24. A quarter too far
  25. Off the bus
  26. Exploding (mobile) TV
  27. From the labs upstairs
  28. Advertisers are chumps
  29. Myhoo
  30. Google’s assault on local continues
  31. Don Hillary
  32. Word by word
  33. Video explodes online
  34. Will they boycott reality?
  35. No happy endings
  36. How would you Yahoo?
  37. ‘The medium is the audience’
  38. Yahoo’s big mistake
  39. On Newshour tonight
  40. The god impartiality
  41. Facebook of the powerful
  42. A question for the candidates
  43. Dell’s angels
  44. Poor Dell
  45. Widghell
  46. We have seen the future and it’s not us
  47. Widgverts
  48. Pay no attention
  49. Covestor’s launch
  50. Being used
  51. Transparent BBC
  52. Facebook: the platform of people?
  53. Widgetworld: The distributed web
  54. OpenAds: A step in the right direction
  55. Editing by the crowd
  56. Bitter, bitter, bitter
  57. Old hires new
  58. Dell’s progress
  59. Pay per spam
  60. Ancient river of news
  61. Sopranos, the sequel
  62. Guardian column: Facebook’s genius
  63. Sopranos
  64. The Times’ ombudsman arrives early
  65. Reinventing before resizing newspapers
  66. Programmer/journalists
  67. Map aps
  68. Rupert’s allies
  69. Hoo boy
  70. The hip critic
  71. It’s not your grandfather’s CBS
  72. Meet your public
  73. ‘Protectionism is not the answer’
  74. ‘The time for evangelism is past’
  75. FCC, F’ed
  76. A win for the First Amendment
  77. The debate on PrezVid
  78. Entitlement and reparations
  79. Alas, the interview
  80. Say amen, 10 times
  81. I dig(g) that restaurant
  82. Writing naked
  83. PC guy, Mac guy
  84. News now
  85. Burkas are the new burkas
  86. Saving books
  87. Couldn’t happen to nicer guys
  88. Hotel wi-fi directory
  89. Nya-nya-nya

May 2007

  1. Open-source polling
  2. Newspapers need Google
  3. Content is functionality, people are distribution
  4. Shooting red herring in a barrel
  5. After the page
  6. Amazing Facebook
  7. Facebook etiquette question
  8. Stay off the grass
  9. That’s my boy
  10. Dancing around a blog
  11. Print to video
  12. Beats bingo
  13. Confession is good for the soul
  14. International phone tricks
  15. YouGoogle
  16. Reach out and Google someone
  17. The audience network
  18. 60 Minutes, it ain’t
  19. Will’s formula for dynamite
  20. IdolCritic finale
  21. Pay doesn’t work
  22. A pro’s advice for the candidates
  23. In with the new
  24. Interviews: Questioning the question
  25. The CBS handshake
  26. That’s our debate
  27. Shooting your muse
  28. Microsoft’s video virus
  29. ONO: Rusbridger of the Guardian
  30. Ombudsing
  31. Nerds promote nerd show
  32. PDF: The first tech president
  33. PDF: Reach out and touch someone
  34. Book 1.1
  35. PDF: Eric Schmidt
  36. PDF: Free the debates
  37. A big deal
  38. WWGD: What has Google done?
  39. In with the new
  40. Say it ain’t so
  41. Good thing he invented it
  42. Politics as reality show
  43. At the gates of Hitchens
  44. At the Personal Democracy Forum
  45. Conference spam, part II
  46. Abandon whining all ye who enter here
  47. The wages of vlogging
  48. Conference spam
  49. The fruits of change
  50. Blogola
  51. Smartest media quote of the year
  52. Guardian column: The state of the interview
  53. Hot dog
  54. Sweetheart, get me rewrite… in Bangalore
  55. Jake’s new venture: The creation generation
  56. Journalism outdated?
  57. Reconsidering Calame
  58. Meanwhile, over at IdolCritic
  59. Meanwhile, over at PrezVid
  60. Your advice: Should I debate?
  61. Betting on Black20
  62. New and improved
  63. American (Video) Idol
  64. Good on MSNBC
  65. New Assignment’s progress
  66. News in the raw
  67. A new TV channel
  68. More sand
  69. Ostriches of a feather….
  70. Ostrich meets sand
  71. My dinner with Rupert
  72. Good for CNN
  73. Environmentally incorrect
  74. Mondo media
  75. Girls of the Fortune 500!
  76. (Terre) Haute Culture
  77. Sex sells (souls)
  78. Speak only when spoken to
  79. God save us from the Queen’s censor
  80. Can’t win for losing
  81. Murdoch makes the move
  82. Mission accomplished
  83. PrezVid does deal with washingtonpost.com
  84. The French shame MSNBC
  85. Guardian column: News via links
  86. Bye-bye classifieds

April 2007

  1. Commodity presses
  2. The unbearable weight of infrastructure
  3. MSNBC, network of old farts
  4. Oh-oh ads
  5. Put down that phone
  6. Free the debates! Free Joe Biden!
  7. Idol Critic: A special double edition
  8. Advice for MSNBC
  9. NBC’s shame, continued
  10. For shame, NBC News: Stealing the debate
  11. The obsolete interview
  12. A world without Katies?
  13. Points to Forbes
  14. CNN appearance
  15. Where it has all been leading
  16. With Howie
  17. PrezVid Show: Advice for Edwards
  18. It is not journalism’s job to be safe
  19. The CBS interview
  20. When ‘best’ is not good enough
  21. Trippi: The revolution will be YouTubed
  22. A cam in every classroom
  23. Bad news
  24. Ubiquitous news
  25. I’m not ready for prime time
  26. Losing control of media
  27. Idol Critic: Sanjayanara!
  28. The revolution will not be televised
  29. No more wire hangers
  30. Will paper kill the papers?
  31. The value of exclusivity
  32. There oughta be a law about ‘high speed’
  33. When the comes from the people – live. A new architecture of news.
  34. RTNDA: the vlog talk
  35. Virginia Tech citizen reporting
  36. RTNDA: Who wants to be a journalist?
  37. Guardian column: Blog bigotry
  38. What’s out of Vegas. . .
  39. Question Time for the rest of us
  40. Dishing with Mitt
  41. On Imus
  42. YouTube’s new Spotlight
  43. Portfolio preview
  44. PrezVid MSM Syncometer: Out of touch on Obama
  45. Cock-eyed optimism spreads
  46. And one more thing
  47. No twinkie badges here.
  48. My Assignment Zero interview
  49. Chaos 2.0
  50. Tomorrow’s editor
  51. News innovation in Germany
  52. Going to PDF
  53. County censors
  54. Behind the lines
  55. IdolCritic!
  56. The MySpace (OurSpace) primary
  57. PrezConference: A candidate answers!
  58. Frequent crowdsourcing awards
  59. Drinks with Dell
  60. The Seinfeld Campaign
  61. PrezVid Show: Grading the candidates
  62. Four optimists, one cock-eyed

March 2007

  1. The blog paper
  2. 39 Second Single on Today
  3. ParkRidge47 on video…again
  4. The natives are restless
  5. New newsrooms
  6. Will Bill be next?
  7. In Austin
  8. YouTube, campaign ads, and local TV
  9. The future of newspapers? Asking the past:
  10. Plugged out
  11. IdolCritic: The top 9 (+ Sanjaya)
  12. Hacking the campaign
  13. Crank
  14. Vox pop gagged
  15. Nabobs of negativism v. cock-eyed optimists
  16. A question for Sen. Clinton
  17. On CNN
  18. On video
  19. Sweetheart, get me rewrite… in Bangalore
  20. TV is ours to claim
  21. How Arianna did it
  22. The NBC/Fox gigadeal on video
  23. Just what you’ve been waiting for
  24. Cranky meets cranky
  25. VON spiel: It’s our TV
  26. Pulver does God’s work
  27. PrezConference: Ask the candidates
  28. VON: Zennstrom and Khosla
  29. My Space or Rupert’s Space
  30. DuPont’s internet-video ads on blogs
  31. VON: With our hosts
  32. PrezVid Show: Questions for McCain
  33. Guardian column: Webcameron & 18 Doughty St.
  34. Me vs NYT at OPA re WWGD
  35. Arab media
  36. Relearning
  37. Buzzsaw
  38. Bow-wow-bing
  39. Watch this!
  40. Auntie says: Go outside and play
  41. Online Politics: Web teams
  42. Should you choose to accept it….
  43. Join the panel
  44. Meanwhile, on the trail
  45. Exploding Video: The biz
  46. Having a price
  47. Iraq memorial
  48. The most personal of news
  49. A year of talk
  50. Demonizing us
  51. The new couch
  52. Open Data
  53. In the Telegraph newsroom
  54. The new news(room)
  55. A visit with Webcameron in London
  56. Smoking my Treo
  57. Silverjet & Eos
  58. Idol Critic: The latest
  59. The innovation race
  60. Virtual me
  61. OPA: Jeff Rayport and video
  62. Not not getting it
  63. ‘The web is preeminent’
  64. Hotel hell
  65. Exploding TV: No more remote clicking
  66. C-SPAN opens up
  67. PrezVid show: Advice for Obama
  68. At 18 Doughty Street
  69. America, where money is king
  70. Breaking news: News matters
  71. Google conquers Britain
  72. Curtains down
  73. Guardian column: Teaching journalism
  74. Too many newspapers?
  75. Green police
  76. Arrived
  77. Deserving each other
  78. This American story-telling
  79. They fiddle while papers burn
  80. Travelin’ man
  81. New at PrezVid
  82. Now this is a valuable community
  83. The real networked journalism
  84. IdolCritic: Looney Leslie loses
  85. Exploding TV (Guide)
  86. BBC on YouTube
  87. A most amazing woman
  88. The expanding Buzzmachine empire
  89. If I were the Oscars (or Viacom)
  90. Meanwhile, at PrezVid

February 2007

  1. USA Tomorrow
  2. Rah Rah CBS
  3. News & improved
  4. Old news on old news
  5. Frontline
  6. Fair Game
  7. A million C-SPANs
  8. Who needs MSM?
  9. Was/Is/Will be
  10. The platform paradox
  11. PrezVid Show: Kucinich on Broadway
  12. Why PrezVid?
  13. 60 Seconds
  14. Blog show, redux
  15. Analyzing Dell
  16. Covered like a blanket
  17. IdolCritic: Let the voting & snarking begin!
  18. 10 reasons not to buy Smart Money
  19. Waiting for the pencil
  20. New rule: Cover what you do best. Link to the rest
  21. PR has a duty to tell the truth. Not.
  22. Journalists in the same pot
  23. Are campaigns conversations?
  24. The problem with ‘only’
  25. Who killed the radio star?
  26. Only fair
  27. See ya
  28. Getting their act together
  29. BlueTube
  30. Here we go
  31. Audio on audio
  32. Idolatry
  33. TV’s new ecosystem
  34. Cablevision sucks
  35. YouTube: The new C-SPAN
  36. What should local radio be?
  37. If this newspaper were animated
  38. Satellite heaven
  39. Supporting journalism
  40. The man who started the media revolution
  41. Who’s more F’ed
  42. PrezVid: Some video advice for McCain
  43. Guardian column: YouTube is good for TV
  44. Content already is free
  45. Crying uncle in the news business
  46. The world the hype built
  47. YouSports
  48. A day at NPR
  49. Violence: The new porn
  50. National Public Whatsis
  51. Controversy-scrubbing
  52. Throwing in another towel
  53. The first punch in the first round
  54. How to
  55. Well, if Sonny Bono could win….
  56. The big time
  57. The debut of Idol Critic!
  58. Iran? Iraq? Mitt muffs it
  59. Frontline interview
  60. Friends’ friends
  61. The real Howard Stern’s news
  62. Nobody wants less reporting
  63. The light at the end of the press
  64. Video of video on video
  65. The flip-flop show
  66. The ironic bone in our bodies
  67. The shame of American TV journalism
  68. Are campaigns and conversation incompatible?
  69. My TV guide
  70. Networked journalism in The Times
  71. Media Summit: Open-source
  72. McGraw Hill Media: Rupert Murdoch
  73. Media Summit
  74. OD TV
  75. Steve Jobs: Kill DRM
  76. 39 seconds of fame
  77. The need for a measurement summit
  78. What the doctor ordered
  79. Sour apples
  80. Guardian column: The YouTube campaign
  81. Me OD
  82. OurTube
  83. Doth protest too much
  84. Viacom cuts off nose to spite face
  85. Davos07: My big conclusion
  86. Davos07: Conversation post mortem
  87. Davos07: Bloggers as a privileged class
  88. The falling value of newspapers
  89. Meet the bloggers

January 2007

  1. Steve Forbes’ Iraqi solution
  2. Pray per post
  3. Davos07: On identity
  4. Davos07: Media discussion notes
  5. Davos07: Social entrepreneurship
  6. Always conferencing
  7. Now you see it, now you don’t
  8. Hillary’s question
  9. Guardian column: The YouTube campaign
  10. Davos07: Newspapers’ global cooling
  11. Davos07: Arianna and Jeff at the end
  12. Davos07: When not in Rome….
  13. Davos07: Boys on the bus
  14. Traveling
  15. Davos07: Chad Hurley on Davos
  16. Davos07: Auf Englisch sagen wir, ‘I’m a chicken’
  17. Davos07: Web 2.0hno
  18. Davos07: Iranian blogs
  19. Davos07: Claudia Schiffer, media moguls, global warming
  20. Davos07: Gates, Wolfowitz, and the world
  21. Davos07: Chad Hurley on YouTube… on YouTube
  22. Davos07: User-generated content, aka our stuff
  23. Meeting Mr. Dell
  24. Davos07: Voices of the future
  25. Davos Minute
  26. Arianna’s invitation to Davos
  27. Davos07: Big guys on blogs
  28. Davos07: Who controls the internet
  29. Davos07: Terrorism
  30. On the list
  31. Davos07: Media notes
  32. Davos07: Iraq
  33. A Davos minute
  34. Davos07: Bloggers’ nightcap
  35. Davos07: Beyond Web 2.0
  36. Media Channel’s message to the mountain
  37. Press conference with the people
  38. Davos (and February)-bound
  39. Clinton & Brownback: A tale of two tapes
  40. Hillary on video, Brownback in the pulpit
  41. Making fun
  42. Questions for Davos
  43. About Time
  44. The revolution will be YouTubed
  45. Obitvision
  46. Obamavision
  47. Opening the Davos Conversation
  48. Sitting shiva for dead trees
  49. Newspaper blog boom
  50. Ze deal
  51. The video campaign
  52. Ask Davos
  53. Say it to Davos: An invitation
  54. Davos 07: Declining trust in leaders
  55. Who needs a broadcast tower?
  56. Davos 07: Red Ken’s coming
  57. Guardian column: Death of the page view
  58. To ombud or not to ombud
  59. Davos-bound
  60. Media boogeymen
  61. YouTube for the defense
  62. Summarizing the bad news
  63. YouTubeTV
  64. TVJersey’s birth
  65. Blogging behind gauze
  66. T-minus
  67. TVJersey: Ya gotta problem with that?
  68. A meritocracy
  69. The YouTube ballot box
  70. Action!
  71. YouTube presidential debate
  72. Say it to CBS and the world
  73. Dell schmell
  74. Small TV on small TV
  75. Two laptops per child
  76. Newspapers’ industrial suicide
  77. Another one bites the dust
  78. Critics’ critics
  79. Sternniversary
  80. Starblocks
  81. Radio silence
  82. The livingroom is wherever TV is
  83. Newsday op-ed: News served raw
  84. Evolution
  85. The survivors’ club
  86. Bye-bye classified
  87. But enough from you
  88. Giving Dell its props
  89. Networked journalism: Gathering data
  90. Daylife dawns
  91. And God said, ‘It’s TV, stupid’
  92. Big media buys small
  93. The revolution will be YouTubed
  94. Paper losses
  95. Digital evolution
  96. BK Hell
  97. Head-of-state vlogging
  98. The tackifying of PBS
  99. A newspaper resurrection
  100. The death of AM?
  101. The hunt for good video continues
  102. The state of the art of the correction
  103. Slow news day

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