Category Archives: Miscellany

New Web Site

My news­pa­per just launched its new Web site, so I’m spend­ing a lot of time answer­ing e-mails, train­ing news staff and squash­ing bugs. Excuse me if I’m qui­eter than usual on the Web. Oh, and if you want to see the new Web site we’ve hatched, check it out. On a sad­der note, my brand-spanking-new 27-inch iMac [...]
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JESS3 / The State of The Internet

via vimeo.com Cross-posted from my Posterous site at Becker’s Online Journal
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Survey: Nearly one-third of journalists don’t use social media or read blogs

- More than 30 per cent of jour­nal­ists do not use social net­work­ing sites. - 52 per cent of jour­nal­ists don’t use Twitter. - One-third of jour­nal­ists do not read blogs. - More than half don’t watch videos online. - 75 per­cent of jour­nal­ists do not lis­ten to podcasts. Yet 91 per­cent “agree that new media and com­mu­ni­ca­tions tools and tech­nolo­gies are [...]
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It’s coming...

We’re now tar­get­ing the 3.0 release for early May via wordpress.org God help us. WordPress 3.0 is almost here, and the new menu sys­tem looks sweet. Cross-posted from my Posterous site at Becker’s Online Journal
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Reflections of a Newsosaur: Maybe others should copy early LAT deadlines

As rev­o­lu­tion­ary as fore­thought might be in some news­rooms, the smart front pages pro­duced at the LAT since the tighter dead­lines were imple­mented sug­gest that early closes could lead to more of the deep, inter­pre­tive cov­er­age that news­pa­pers are uniquely equipped to deliver. By play­ing to print’s sin­gu­lar capa­bil­ity to illu­mi­nate com­plex and sub­tle sub­jects, pub­lish­ers [...]
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