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Blogging, a new journalistic genre ?

January 5, 2009 – 8:25 am

Over this new year, one of the most interesting developments on the Internet will be the continued evolution of blogging. Starting as little more than populist rants, blogging has already transcended its origins and grown into a fresh new journalistic genre, one that is likely to become the main engine of modern news sites. Two [...]

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Light at the end of the pure player tunnel
(it’s not a locomotive)

December 7, 2008 – 6:25 pm

As the newspaper industry is unraveling at frightening speed, something is emerging on the pure player front, something that could (I’m being cautious) lead to the seeds of a business model.
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But, before going any further, I want to make sure readers of the Monday Note have fully abandoned all hope for any turnaround whatsoever in [...]

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Redefining journalism

November 3, 2008 – 7:50 am

With the violently agitated context of so many platforms and of a potentially unlimited supply of agents, how do we update the definition of journalism? Where do craft or trade begin, where do they end? Inevitably, the profession reacts by circling the wagons, hoping to hold its own against hordes of writers now fragmenting what [...]

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