2009–2026
1,097 posts
2026 21
October 2026
September 2026
August 2026
July 2026
June 2026
- California’s squandered opportunity
- To redefine progress
- (The) Public(‘s) Media: The New Jersey Model
- AI has a communication problem
May 2026
April 2026
March 2026
January 2026
2025 7
September 2025
August 2025
July 2025
February 2025
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2024 27
November 2024
October 2024
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April 2024
March 2024
February 2024
January 2024
2023 11
November 2023
September 2023
- Gibberish from the machine
- A generation later: What have we learned?
- Moving on
- Copyright and AI and journalism
August 2023
June 2023
May 2023
April 2023
February 2023
2022 17
December 2022
November 2022
October 2022
September 2022
August 2022
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2021 15
December 2021
October 2021
September 2021
July 2021
May 2021
March 2021
February 2021
January 2021
2020 24
December 2020
October 2020
- The roots of totalitarianism & Trump: To a new journalism
- Trump’s scorched Earth
- Facebook: Constitution before statutes
September 2020
August 2020
June 2020
- The time is now, cable news
- Journalism school: Why now?
- The last stand of the old, white man
- Mark Zuckerberg: Now is the time for your Oversight Board
- Speech is not harmful: A lesson to be relearned
May 2020
April 2020
March 2020
February 2020
January 2020
2019 24
December 2019
November 2019
- Harmful speech as the new porn
- Polls subvert democracy: Media’s willful erasure of Kamala Harris’ campaign
October 2019
September 2019
- For a National Journalism Jury
- ‘Decomputerize?’ Over My Dead Laptop!
- How the Dystos Defeated the Technos: A dystopian vision
August 2019
- Worries
- Governance: Facebook designs its oversight board (should journalism?)
- Beto to journalism: ‘What the fuck?’
July 2019
June 2019
May 2019
April 2019
March 2019
February 2019
January 2019
2018 15
December 2018
August 2018
July 2018
June 2018
May 2018
April 2018
March 2018
- To Facebook — and Its Critics: Please Don’t Screw Up Our Internet
- Perspective, please
- The Flight to Quality is on the Runway
January 2018
2017 9
December 2017
October 2017
June 2017
May 2017
April 2017
March 2017
February 2017
2016 21
December 2016
November 2016
October 2016
- Empathetic journalism for the right
- How Trump’s mere existence delegitimizes Clinton’s candidacy and presidency — and what we must do about that
September 2016
- ‘Change’ is bullshit
- My Facebook op-ed
- 15 years later
- Dear Mark Zuckerberg
- Apology to Mexico
- Apology to Germany
August 2016
- The News and its New Silent Majority: Clinton Supporters
- Specimens of Old Journalism
- Sorry, Nick
- Native advertising: Another false messiah?
- From Media to Memes: Lessons from Occupy Democrats
- Dear Morning Joe,
June 2016
April 2016
March 2016
February 2016
2015 43
October 2015
- Aaron Sorkin and the Technological Arts
- To a faster — and distributed — web
- Social Journalism: Apply & hire now!
September 2015
- Honoring Neil deGrasse Tyson for his journalism
- More innovation at CUNY
- Capturing the history of our early web: Vogue.com & Style.com
- Advertising sucks. Let us listicle the ways.
August 2015
- Trump’s press
- Hacking through Amazon’s jungle of coverage
- What Would Alphabet Do?
- New video powerhouse
- Journalism is not a crime: A letter to German authorities
July 2015
- Exploding our ideas of membership: A CUNY summit
- How (not) to interview
- The state of hyperlocal
- An object lesson for native content makers
May 2015
- Calling all entrepreneurial–and social–journalism educators
- Playing leapfrog and werewolf with Google and Facebook
- Geeks Bearing Gifts: The final chapters
- I, for one, welcome our new newsstand
- Geeks Bearing Gifts: Metrics
- Geeks Bearing Gifts: The Link Economy and Creditright
- Content in the social Mode
April 2015
- Geeks Bearing Gifts: The Pricing Paradox of Information
- Geeks Bearing Gifts: Patronage
- Geeks Bearing Gifts: Paywalls
- Want to turn a beat into a business? We will train and support you. For free. Apply now!
March 2015
- It’s the relationship, stupid
- Google? Evil?
- Who needs edittors?
- Geeks Bearing Gifts: Advertising, the Myth of Mass Media, and the Relationship Strategy
- Geeks Bearing Gifts: Business Ecosystems
- Geeks Bearing Gifts: Beat Businesses as Building Blocks of News Ecosystems
February 2015
- Geeks Bearing Gifts: Efficiency … The Final Cut
- Geeks Bearing Gifts: Digital First — What Then?
- David Carr
- NBC’s opportunity
- Geeks Bearing Gifts: The Story So Far
January 2015
2014 48
December 2014
- Geeks Bearing Gifts: Curation & Data
- Geeks Bearing Gifts, Part II: Forms – The Article is Dead. Long Live the Article.
- Geeks Bearing Gifts: New roles for journalists
- Geeks Bearing Gifts: News ecosystems
- Spain’s link tax forces Google News to shut there
- Geeks Bearing Gifts: Content vs. Service
- That German guy and his beard
- Geeks Bearing Gifts: No Mas Mass Media
- My new book coming to Medium: Free!
November 2014
- Journalism & technology: to duel or dance?
- Innovation day at CUNY with Shane Smith and Bill Gross
- Geeks Bearing Gifts: Imagining New Futures for News
October 2014
September 2014
- Inside an entrepreneur’s sausage factory
- A most cynical letter from a most cynical company
- Technoeuropanic
- The problem with “takes” is the business model of mass media
August 2014
- What could social journalism do for Ferguson?
- What society are we building here?
- Unoriginal sin
- Absolution? Hell, no
- Come reinvent TV news
- The decootification of media companies
- La vita cloudy
July 2014
June 2014
- Friendly skies
- The German war against the link
- If you teach entrepreneurial journalism….
- Entertainment Weekly, the genesis
May 2014
April 2014
- The social journalism degree proposal
- A degree in social journalism
- A German business model
- What now for news? Relationships
March 2014
February 2014
January 2014
2013 68
December 2013
- Rethinking TV news, Part I: What’s broken, what’s possible
- Metadata is knowledge and knowledge itself is not the problem
- Pat Ryan
- The almost-post mortem for Patch
- The technologists’ Hippocratic oath
- Repost me
November 2013
October 2013
September 2013
- Attention v. relationship economy
- Protecting journalism v journalists
- The spy trade
- First, the good news
- This is what prior restraint looks like
- Verizon responds, and so do I
- TelHell thus far
- Verizon, caught red-handed
- Testing for TWiG
- A sullied date
- The war on secrecy
August 2013
- Andy Murray Auto Awesome
- What are you thinking, Mr. President?
- The NSA, Germany, and journalism
- NSA by the numbers
- Prof
- Tech companies: Whose side are you on?
- Give up on the net?
- Patches
- Der Spiegel & the fate of newspapers
- Jeff’s Post problem
- Hot off the presses
July 2013
- Media, left out of the relationship
- All hail Justin Smith
- Google’s TV
- Demonstrating Google Glass
- What is journalism, redux
June 2013
- There are no journalists
- All journalism is advocacy (or it isn’t)
- Lessons from Waze for media
- I trust Waze
- Matters of principle
May 2013
- To the dauntless lensmen
- Demo of Repost.US
- In the End Was the Word and the Word Was the Sponsor’s
- Selling ads by time, not space
- Apologies
- Advice
April 2013
March 2013
- The coolest Canadian
- We are Manning
- Living the Google life
- NY Times technobias
- It’s not about content: Part I
- Hyperlocal cooties
- I see you: The technopanic over Google Glass
- Voluntary media
- Roll over, Gutenberg
February 2013
January 2013
2012 81
December 2012
- Atomizing the article
- NRA arms Santa’s elves
- I confess a journalistic sin
- Taxes are an obligation, not a moral choice
- Why The Daily is counting its days
November 2012
- Journalism as service: Lessons from Sandy
- Defend our net (from Germany, this time)
- Content vs. service in media & education
- Thanks
- What stands between us and electricity
- Ideas to handle NJ’s gas crisis.
- Sandy
October 2012
September 2012
- Recommended: A book by my boss
- Advice to media & Muslims: Don’t feed the trolls
- The 11th 11th
- The news we can afford
August 2012
- Reporters: Why are you in Tampa?
- Without mediation
- Copyright v creditright
- Mobile’s not the next big thing, just a path to it
- The responsibilities and opportunities of the platform
July 2012
- #twitterfail ethics & economics
- The silver lining in the #nbcfail cloud
- #nbcfail economics
- I see clouds over New York news
- The trouble with content
- Is ABC News made in America?
- Big news in Hyperlocaland
- It’s not a mobile phone. So what is it?
- Verizon thinks the net is its newspaper
- Can we reimagine TV news (please)?
- Public and private
June 2012
- Calling Dr. Google
- The scoop is dead and deserves to be
- Disrupting journalism education, too
- Theft v. sharing
May 2012
- News articles as assets and paths
- The (not so) daily news
- Creepy
- Consumer Reports’ moral panic
- Social (network) pressure
April 2012
- Journalism Inside®
- A new BuzzMachine
- Good CUNY news
- The (continuing) institutional revolution
- OMFG! Change! Media freaks out!
- Mapping new opportunities in technology and news
- The importance of JOBS
March 2012
February 2012
- Gutenberg the Geek, reviewed
- Rewired youth?
- Gutenberg the Geek: A Kindle Single
- Leave our net alone*
- Piracy v. do not track
- A letter to 2040
- Profitable news
- Are media in the content business?
- Economist debate on sharing: closing
- Economist debate on sharing: Round II
- Privacy and speech
- The temporary, pop-up corporation
- Economist debate on sharing
- Sin or sense?
- Facebook goes public: Zuckerberg in Public Parts & WWGD?
January 2012
- Efficiency over growth (and jobs)
- Davos, disrupted
- Public Parts on Reding’s four pillars
- #DLD12: Viviane Reding on privacy
- Where Gutenberg worked
- We are the lobbyists
- Network knowledge
- Murdoch doesn’t understand links
- Shifting the discussion to principles
- Journalism via jokes
- Jon Stewart & SOPA (please)
- Bring back the busy signal
- So much for the penny press
2011 101
December 2011
- Very public health
- Something for that new ebook reader….
- A new M.A. in entrepreneurial journalism at CUNY
- FTC Fines Santa Claus Over COPPA Violations
- Why not a reverse meter?
November 2011
- Scaling fact-checking
- Do-not-track hypocrisy
- Occupy #OccupyWallStreet
- Debate on privacy: the fuller text
- Beta-think (and ending malaria)
- Our notion of nations
- Meanwhile, at Google+
- Dear Verizon,
- Digital First
- Power to the public
October 2011
- What is “digital first,” really?
- Book as process, book as byproduct, book as conversation
- A bad review of me
- My cancer is not random, it’s mine
- What Would Apple Do?
- iHeaven
- #OccupyWallStreet & the failure of institutions
- WSJ reviews Public Parts
- Cancer comedy
- Friends’ books
September 2011
- Brian Lehrer and Public Parts
- Public Parts reviewed
- Free Public Parts excerpt
- What Would Google Do? – in paperback
- Public Parts excerpt: Germany and privacy
- Public Parts: The introduction
- 9/11, in the mirror
- Beta-think and ending malaria
- Digital First, indeed
- But is it journalism? (Damnit)
August 2011
- How we could cover storms
- Fortune reviews Public Parts
- The disintegrating economics of newspaper circulation
- Disliking “Like” in Germany
- Rat poison
- Public Parts: a video
- Anonymity and social censorship in the UK riots
- The jobless future
July 2011
- No one owns a hashtag
- I cause a fleeting expletive
- The last mogul moments
- #fuckyouwashington
- PR and corruption theater
- What’s next for News Corp. and its worlds
- Help 2
- Will News Corp. leave the news business?
- Readers are our regulators
- A true threat to privacy
- An AmEx member no more
- What Google+ adds to news
June 2011
- Social is for sharing, not hiding
- Content, dethroned
- An article on the article
- Studying the link economy
- The article and the future of print
- The storyteller strikes back
- The orthodoxy of the article, part II
- On the Media on the e-G8
- I was wrong
- e-G8: A discussion about sovereignty
- Intelligence isn’t measured by the inch
May 2011
- Looking for that e-G8 post?
- The article as luxury or byproduct
- A Hippocratic oath for the internet
- News is a subset of the conversation
- Why do we need a postal service?
- bin Laden, dead at last
April 2011
- Hard economic lessons for news
- In a dog’s net
- When I was the ghoulish gawker
- Who’s afraid of Arianna Huffington?
March 2011
- Lecturing newspaper executives
- Tweeters: I want a witness tag
- NPR’s inevitable conflict
- One identity or more?
- Exploiting Charlie
February 2011
- Public Parts subtitle help
- The distraction trope
- The privacy industry: Scare and sell
- Clinton and the freedom to connect
- It’s not all about content and work
- Public Parts: atomize & reform
- Gutenberg of Arabia
- AriannaOL
- Small
- Mubarak’s fortune equals…
- Daily economics
January 2011
2010 153
December 2010
- Do we hold the state to be legitimate?
- Bill of Rights in Cyberspace, amended
- A classic of curmudgeonliness
- Me & media on Wikileaks
- Just saying
- Wikileaks: Power shifts from secrecy to transparency
- CUNY’s Entrepreneurial Journalism program
November 2010
- Lock up the kids, here comes the EU
- What should Google do?
- Entrepreneurial Journalism curriculum at CUNY
- Who says our way is the right way?
- The kids are all right
- Time to stop hiding
- Germany, what have you done?
- Why I was rooting for Cablevision: Free Glee!
October 2010
- To rally, perchance to dream
- Big Brother’s Big Brother
- A taxonomy of transparency
- Books as makers of publics
- NPR blames us for its problems: Insane
- NPR: Love ya, but you’re wrong
- Whither the Times magazine?
- New molecules
- Journalism’s leaky condom
- The Rutgers tragedy and privacy and technology
September 2010
- The persecution of Hoder
- The antisocial movie
- The benefits of publicness
- Wrong battlefield
- The Center for Entrepreneurial Journalism
- The real Facebook burglaries story
- Germany’s N word
- Oh, those Germans
- Content I will pay for: farts
- Regulating sex and speech
- The birth of TBD?
- Press as Facebook & Foursquare
August 2010
- Want to join my entrepreneurial journalism class?
- Wiki life
- Publicness at SXSW
- The German paradox, continued
- Transparent inventory & the rebirth/death of retail
- Internet, schminternet
- Bad things could happen
- Welcome, TBD.com
- The price of privacy
- Evil
- Whither magazines?
- Privacy paranoia dramatized
July 2010
- Cookie Madness!
- Crowdsource government work
- Value-added journalism
- What if there are no secrets?
- Disliking the public
- Advertising is next
- Privacy wingnuts
- Don’t fragment books (or other content)
- Google takes the FTC to school
- It’s still about friends
- Errata=beta=collaboration
- No American BBC
- The German privacy paradox, continued
- The First Amendment wins one
- What phone(s) should I buy? Or not?
- The Quark of programming?
- Will video become intimate?
- Publicness bibliography
- Independence day for newspapers
- Hyper times
June 2010
- There is no hot news. All news is hot news.
- The importance of provenance
- The myth of the opinionless man*
- This is social news
- Oversharing on oversharing
- On the media
- AT&T’s cynical act
May 2010
- FTC protects journalism’s past
- Google finally reveals AdSense cut: 68% on content
- Wwzd
- Next for media
- Public Parts
- Human in the throne?
- Google’s German screw-up
- Future of news
- Editing your customers
- If Facebook were smart…
- Finally, good news for Google
- Confusing *a* public with *the* public
April 2010
- USAA is a social fool
- Facebook’s identity opportunity – or somebody’s
- @sternshow: digital farts
- @sternshow: penises
- Two dinosaurs fighting over a dodo bird
- Murdoch: The Dirty Dumper
- Bizarro identity
- Privacy, publicness & penises
- After comments
- This is bullshit: My TEDxNYED talk
- From a cloud to the cloud: How ash kills airmail
- The cloud crisis
- Ashes and zen: My volcanic story
- News(paper) in the cloud
- Reboxing
- What is content, then?
- Bill of Rights in Cyberspace, amended
- Studying the web
- iPad danger: app v. web, consumer v. creator
- Mobile=local
- The hunt for the elusive influencer
March 2010
- Serendipity is unexpected relevance
- Guardian column: Google is our ambassador
- A Bill of Rights in Cyberspace
- Rupert’s pathetic pay wall
- Bill of Rights
- Post-postal
- The problem with comments isn’t them
- The money graph
- TEDxNYed: This is bullshit
- Where the TV fight goes
- Get your PSA checked, men
- Buffett on “terrible journalism”
February 2010
- Operational transparency
- News(paper)
- Marketing’s next
- Demand Media’s advisors
- Italy endangers the web
- Media’s evolving spheres of discovery
- Paid Content on paid content
- OD on me
- Helping news be news
- Next to the gallows: Newspaper coupons
- Buzz: A beta too soon
- The German privacy paradox
- They’re b-a-a-a-ck
- Google’s Buzz(machine)
- What Toyota should do
- Stop selling scarcity
- NewBizNews: What ad sales people hear
- The Flip dance
- The disrupted of Davos
January 2010
- Google news
- The danger of the wall
- Rusbridger v. walls
- The right to link
- Entrepreneurial journalism on the air
- The cockeyed economics of metering reading
- The rise of the interest-state
- What Google should do
- John Paton on newspapers’ future
- The state of the art of news
- Teaching entrepreneurial journalism
- The death of a curious mind
- Surrendering advertising … killing bundling
2009 412
December 2009
- The annotated world
- Page & Brin: Icons of the decade
- Bankruptcy squandered
- Signs of hope
- Google’s synchronicity
- Google goes local
- Small c update: <0.05
- Content farms v. curating farmers
- The entrepreneurial journalism class report
- Is journalism storytelling?
- MediaTalk USA
- Investing in local
- The near future
- Get off the lawn
- Compare/contrast
- First, do no harm, government
November 2009
- Media after the site
- The new divide: Walled v. open
- Rupert has balls
- Worthless readers
- Corporate punctuation finds its home
- Murdoch madness
- Murdoch madness
- The half-life of news
- New Business Models for News talk
- Newspapers want enemies, not friends
- Gained something in the translation
- Podcast madness
- The opportunity of bankruptcy
- ’nuff said
- Nose, face, cut, spite: Blocking Google
- WWGD? – The videos (7)
- WWGD? – The videos (6)
- My advice to German media
- WWGD? – The videos (5)
- The balance shifts
- WWGD? – The videos (4)
- The future of business is in ecosystems
- WWGD – The videos (3)
- WWGD – The videos (2)
- WWGD? – The videos
- Gadget of the Month Club
- Tough love for media
- The temporary web
- Podcast mania
- The future of news is entrepreneurial
- Why I’m voting for Chris Daggett
October 2009
- Editor as star
- Howard Stern 3.0: The future of entertainment
- Small c: Stats and odds
- Giving up on the news business
- The Gapper gap
- New Jersey’s Jesse Ventura
- Hyperlocal Boston
- Small c: The penis post
- The collaboration economy
- Local blog and business models event at CUNY
- Jersey’s Cinderella story
- News’ Forbidden City
- Plug? Ad? Opinion? Life?
- Media Talk USA talks TV
- Thank you, Margaret Atwood
- On All Things Considered
- FTC regulates our speech
- Gourmet, 86ed
- The open EU
- The model of the new media model
- Journalism as capitalism: Now that’s God’s work
September 2009
- Small c: The lab report
- Googley philanthropy
- The X Prizes for news (and media)
- Sidewiki: What Google should do
- Google Sidewiki: Danger
- Small c update: The hosectomy
- Tinkering with the news
- Did we ever pay for content?
- Wave and news
- Is journalism an industry?
- The small c and the big robot
- Small c
- NewBizNews in the Guardian
- NewBizNews: The podcast
- Google U
- Google to the rescue?
- A poor craftsman blames others’ tools
- Small c: drugstore embarrassments
- Google bigotry
- NewBizNews on the BBC
- Internet bigotry – again
- Membership has its meaning
August 2009
- What crisis?
- The real sin: not running businesses
- Welcome to CUNY
- The Stern Broadcasting Corp.
- Hyperdistribution
- Isn’t a game content, too?
- Three nails, one coffin
- NewBizNews on On the Media
- geoTwitter and news and more
- NewBizNews & Hyperpersonal news streams
- Aspen: live
- The public life
- This Week in Google #3
- The Nielsen revolt
- On the link economy
- Sustaining journalism
- The small c: Stern & Imus
- The small c and me
- Rupert charges
- The Golden Link
- Podcasts, podcasts, podcasts
- Guardian column: Micohoo vs. Gulliver
- The John Henry fight of man v. algorithm
July 2009
- WWGD? brought to life
- Supporting the new news ecosystem
- Pay = “mass delusion”: Schiller
- A next generation in Ann Arbor
- Another industry disintermediated
- Guardian column: Charity v. collaboration
- The death of snail mail & Sunday papers
- How (and why) to replace the AP
- How to handle an ass (like me)
- Hyperlocal sites: Please help
- Cablevision sucks
- Charity or collaboration?
- When news people lose sense
- Share your great mistakes
- Reinventing BusinessWeek
- The failure system
- The license to fail
- Tripping the future
- Now the FCC cares about journalism
- Metadata for news
- It ain’t over
- Training the crowd as journalists
- What Google Would Do
- Journalistic narcissism
- A map to where?
- Politics makes….
- Eric Schmidt on the new world
- MJ OD
June 2009
- Google on Google
- The need for – and risks of – government transparency
- China blinks
- Help us help hyperlocal news
- First, kill the lawyers – before they kill the news
- The King of Twitter
- Posner’s dangerous thinking
- Beta-think: Live work
- Spoiling the paid party (again)
- Drowning upstream
- State coverage as a worthy charity
- Oh, to be the Economist
- Defending public as a journalistic doctrine
- Adding value in the new news ecosystem
- The responsibility of knowledge in news
- New Business Models for News Project
- ‘No longer the province of elites’
- User economy v. consumer economy
- No thanks
- The API revolution
- Beta life
- Buy the Globe for the price of a Globe
- Distributing investigations
- When innovation yields efficiency
- Aged comedy
- What should Google do?
- David, meet Goliath
- Boston’s alternative future
- Gotta love the link
- ‘Loyalty through decency’
- Conquering the world
- Product v. process journalism: The myth of perfection v. beta culture
- Decency is the new ad
- Paid content
- Stop selling scarcity
- Government by the people
- The new Detroit isn’t Detroit
- No gadget savior
May 2009
- Google Wave and news
- The embeddable newspaper
- WWGD? DC talk
- Advertising as failure
- Link to the best
- Health-insurance stagnation
- Forcing your own paper out of business?
- Book talk in Jersey
- A paper on papers’ future
- Title help, please
- Wwyd
- Papers kill papers
- Sharing as a civic duty
- The new news
- The start of transparent government
- Nobody can be a newspaper
- The bigger MP scandal story
- The journalism bubble
- FTC to the rescue
- Happy birthday, Baristanet
- A newspaper publisher lies
- Eric Schmidt teaches the taught
- The craigslist (read: internet) witchhunt
- When CYA can BYA
- First, stop the lawyers
- Tick, tick, tick
- Who would buy a newspaper? Anybody?
- Missing the point
- Bail schmail
- WWGD? at Google’s DC HQ on C-SPAN-2
- The corruption of micropayments
- The death of daily
- The social airline
- Getting past newspapers’ past
- What (or who) is your value?
- Bring it on, Rupert
- Sick of me yet? Well, here’s more
- NewBizNews: Metro
- NewBizNews: Hyperlocal
- MediaTalkUSA podcast is up
- WWGD with newspapers?
- Decaffers of the world unite against Starbucks!
- Google: Drop the AP first
- I’m not the only doomsayer
- Rim shot
- Teach the past or the future?
April 2009
- The Twitter flight (well, train)
- Are magazines doomed, too?
- Reboot the university
- A confession
- GeoCities = MySpace = newspapers
- Journalists: Where do you add value?
- Death of the curator. Long live the curator.
- Googley insurance
- It has come to this
- My testimony to Sen. Kerry
- I have in my hands a list… of dying papers
- More bloggers than CEOs? Heh.
- And in this corner…
- Optimist to a fault
- NewBizNews: Paid content models
- Defining the new economy
- On object lesson in walls
- The newswire of the future
- Biz Air
- Media’s change-haters
- No newspaper antitrust
- 1. Solve journalism’s data problem. 2. Kill the AP. 3. Invest in the next market.
- The speech the NAA should hear
- The premier of Media Talk USA
- Arianna Huffington saves journalism
- Enough
- Kinsley nails it again
- Great Restructuring III: The war over change
- Screw us, lose us
- Why Google should want Twitter: Currency
- Interactive teaching position at CUNY
- Talk about an unsustainable model: print
- Announcing the Guardian’s Media Talk USA
- At last, numbers
- WWGD? – The PowerPoint in Mandarin
- Aim the gun the right way
- Advertising is failure
- Googley fashion
- Help your customers sell
- At the United States of Google Friday
- I need assistance
- You can’t take the old model with you
March 2009
- WWGD: The PowerPoint – checking in
- Speaking at Google DC Friday
- The AP Daily without the AP
- Slices of a new journalism pie
- All roads lead to a cul-de-sac
- Visiting yesterday’s innovators in Toronto
- Newspaper with and for breakfast
- Reinvention, not rescue
- Abooot Google
- Ann Arbor News to close, replaced by AnnArbor.com
- Flipping for the Flip
- Nickel-and-dimed to death
- The Great Restructuring II: The next ism
- What’s a medium?
- Newspaper ashes to ashes, dust to dustup
- What Would God Do?
- On Google at Google on Google
- Not my fault
- Helping others do journalism
- WWGD, eh?
- WWGD impact
- SXSW: Privacy (and publicness)
- No Jan. 20 for newspapers
- Booya
- APIs: The new distribution
- Journalism students’ role in the new news marketplace
- Inefficient print
- Broadcast buzzards
- Tax-supported content is taxpayers’ content
- Conspiring to death
- Herd
- The Great Restructuring
- Hacking education: Google U
- Newspaperman contemplates suicide
- Life after dead (trees & newspapers)
- Ray-dee-oh
- News can’t go it alone
- Linus, reporter
- Who’ll cover the state
February 2009
- The Times & CUNY (and others) go hyperlocal
- WWGD? on OtM
- Too little…
- Don’t meet. Work.
- Me and my Kindle
- Time travel: Google to Chronicle
- Take a class with Profs. Rosenblum and Jarvis
- WWGD? – The scientific solution to the world’s problems
- Philly’s second prize
- The inside-out agency
- Guardian column: Whack-a-mole with micropayments
- Google.TV
- Google en Espanol
- A portfolio instead of a diploma
- Google Air?
- Circling the wagons
- What Would Google Ship?
- What would Google say?
- Eating my own dogfood
- Hacking education
- Fewer journalists? No, more
- Craig ‘n’ me
- Minister of digital engagement
- The local ad opportunity (and the danger of losing it)
- TV’s next
- 30 Days of WWGD: What Google does to brands
- What’s a telegraph?
- 30 Days of WWGD? – Google shops
- Here’s what Google would do
- A Googley lawyer?
- Book as process, not product
- WWGD? – The PowerPoint
- Can journalism go with the flow?
- 30 Days of WWGD? – The googley restaurant
- WWGD? events
- Coming to S.F.
- NY Times: Please open the TimesSelect books
- On Brian Lehrer this morning
- WWGD? – Events
- Magic in Munich
- Newsosaur’s roar
- One more kick in the kidneys for papers: The end of legal ads
- Blurbs of the people
- No-news day
- Bring out the knives
- Deconstructing and auditing journalism
- 30 days of WWGD? – Googley toilet paper?
- The self-fulfilling story
- WWGD: The video book
- Davos09: Open Bank
- 30 days of WWGD? – Networks
January 2009
- Davos09: What’s missing in journalism?
- WWGD? on BusinessWeek’s cover
- 30 days of WWGD? – What about Apple?
- Davos09: The Davos vacuum
- 30 days of WWGD? – The link changes everything
- Davos09: A crisis and failure of leadership
- Since you asked, Gatehouse
- What Would Google Do? on sale today
- Gatehouse link stupidity reaches settlement
- Weinberger’s wisdom
- Newspaper subsidy? Try this…
- Papers as souvenirs
- Book bragging
- Google, the librarian
- Heh 4
- Campaign by the internet, govern by the internet
- If frogs had wings…
- Now more than ever
- Travelin’ man
- Google gets out of print
- Ask not…
- The ecosystem of news
- Celebration
- The lie of print advertising (followed by good news)
- Talk is not cheap
- Opening design
- Magazines don’t look so slick now
- WWGD? On Stern
- Penny for his thoughts
- Who suffers first in the death of the press
- Guardian column: The LA Times’ day arrives
- Do as I do, not as I say
- Throw a few subs on the barbie
- Neighbors
- After the industry association (and the industry)
- Openness
- Desperate measures
- Post-paper and after the tears
- A homecoming at EW
- Using new media for old
- Inventions and opportunities lost
- Nothing new in black & white
- Blurb
- Loose change
- Getting good at sharing
- I tweet, therefore I tweet
- The quality of friendship
- Publicness
- Identity and anonymity
- Bad news, good news
- Innovate
- Balls
- Teaching journalists
- Newsosaur’s report
- Protecting student journalists