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Doc Searls Weblog - Oct 2, 2008
Traditional journalism is static. Its basic units are the article, the story, the piece. The new journalism is live . It doesn’t have a basic unit any more than a river or a storm have a basic unit. It’s process, not …
Doc Searls Weblog - Sep 20, 2008
Sarah Palin said yes, thanks, to a road to nowhere in Alaska, a story in Thursday’s LATimes, is one among countless gotcha!s which in sum comprise a sea of bad news across which Alaska’s governor is obliged to walk …
Doc Searls Weblog - Sep 19, 2008
Jeff Jarvis: Newspapers and newspaper companies are about to die. The last remaining puddles of auto, home, job, and retail advertising are about to be sucked down the drain thanks to the economic crisis and credit is …
Also tagged: news
Doc Searls Weblog - Aug 31, 2008
A little guide to New Orleans radio & other Hurricane Gustav sources. If you’re using a regular over-the-air-type radio, and you’re within 750 miles or so of New Orleans, tune in 870am to hear WWL. It’s one of the …
Doc Searls Weblog - Aug 7, 2008
My Wikipedia entry is once again the stub it was. The threatening stuff at the top of the page is gone. The deletion debate page is now archived. At the top it says, The result was Clear case of snow. Article needs …
Doc Searls Weblog - Aug 6, 2008
Yesterday I not only learned that my Wikipedia entry was nominated for deletion, but that Tara Hunt’s went through the same process a while back — and failed to survive. She’s still here in the physical world, still on …
Doc Searls Weblog - Jul 31, 2008
I’ll be at Blogworld Expo in Las Vegas in September. Gotta say that I wouldn’t be going if it didn’t coincide with another obligation in town. But since I’ll be there, I’m interested in seeing if a sharper distinction …
Doc Searls Weblog - Jul 30, 2008
Dan Gillmor: Newspapers have at least two more huge opportunities. First is to open the archives, with permalinks on every story in the database. Newspapers hold more of their communities’ histories and all other …
Doc Searls Weblog - Jul 27, 2008
This shot here has found a home here as well.
Also tagged: news, fun, life, travel, science, ideas, geology
Doc Searls Weblog - Jul 24, 2008
Checking out Polymeme, a new brainservice of Evgeny Morozov. One purpose is to “push you to discover news from areas that you may not otherwise discover”, it says here.
Also tagged: ideas