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BuzzMachine - Nov 30, 2008
It’s so great to see more and more news executives face the tough questions in the business and recognize the fundamental and urgent change upon them. Chuck Peters, CEO of a newspaper and TV company in Iowa (and the …
Also tagged: default, newspapers, journalism, newbiznews
BuzzMachine - Feb 22, 2008
That’s the provocative headline I saw in Folio’s report from its conference and a speech by Meredith president Jack Griffin. The fuller context: As a result, the company invested in its interactive and integrated …
Also tagged: default, magazines, newarchitecture
BuzzMachine - Feb 18, 2008
Michael Fioritto was nice enough — and skilled at Excel enough — to compile results from my little survey that asked you what you’d kill from a newspaper’s budget. Keep in mind that it’s unscientific as hell and that …
Also tagged: default, newspapers, newsinnovation, newbiznews
BuzzMachine - Jan 19, 2008
At the Guardian Media Group’s online offsite yesterday, I watched a live demonstration of the benefits of following Howard Owens’ dictum for nonwired journalists. I keep nattering on about the need to retrain …
Also tagged: default, journalism, cuny, continuinged
BuzzMachine - Nov 12, 2007
Peter Horrocks, head of the BBC Newsroom, writes about the consolidation of its news operations across all media. Now one newsroom serves radio, TV, and online and he’s its boss. Practically every news operation I …
Also tagged: tagged, newsinnovation, newarchitecture
BuzzMachine - Oct 24, 2007
Shane Richmond of the Telegraph tears apart the “report” from the National Union of Journalists — of which he is a slightly sheepish member — that attacks the means of new media in British news organizations. I mocked …
Also tagged: journalism, tagged, newsinnovation
BuzzMachine - Oct 24, 2007
You probably can’t see this unless you’re Ken Sand’s friend on Facebook, but he just posted a job opening at Congressional Quarterly for a “technical journalist.” Getting past the irresistible straight line — ‘well …
Also tagged: journalism, tagged, jschool
BuzzMachine - Mar 30, 2007
Having finished my spiel at the UT Symposium on Online Journalism about reasons to be optimistic about journalism and other cockeyed ideas — including blowing up newsrooms — I’ve been listening to four leading lights …
Also tagged: newspapers, austin, tagged, newsinnovation