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Sun editor Monty Cook on social media, the future of enterprise and the...
Given that Monty Cook of The Baltimore Sun is a news editor who believes in the value of Twitter and other social media, it seemed appropriate to tweet his talk yesterday at the Johns Hopkins...
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This Week in Review: Twitter’s censorship compromise, and Facebook files with...
Twitter spells out its censorship policy: Just a couple of weeks after the SOPA/PIPA fight came to a head, Twitter pushed the discussion about online censorship a bit further when it announced late...
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This Week in Review: Closing in on News Corp.’s Sun, and a privacy crisis for...
News Corp.’s problems spread to the Sun: The ongoing phone hacking scandal at News Corp., which took down News of the World last summer, is now threatening to swallow the company’s other British...
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This Week in Review: A nonprofit news dead-end in Chicago, and political...
A case study in nonprofit news sustainability: One of the more prominent of the wave of nonprofit news startups to launch over the past several years is effectively shutting down. As the Chicago...
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This Week in Review: Newspapers’ culture clash, and paywalls pick up momentum
[After a week off last week, this week's review covers the past two weeks.] Cultural roots of news’ revenue problems: Pew’s Project for Excellence in Journalism released this week one of the more...
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This Week in Review: Paywall prospects in the U.K., and making sense of two...
Big paywall announcements in U.K.: As seems to happen pretty much every week now, a few more big paywall dominoes fell this week — two of the U.K.’s biggest papers, The Sun and The Telegraph, as well...
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