In the new era of digital news publication does still apply the journalism jargon developed along two centuries of printing press? In a word: no. In an article published a week ago at ClickZ, Heidi Cohen synthesizes the 3 Cs of digital news consumption: What makes a platform relatively desirable to a news consumer? Here [...]
Speaking about all that media frenzy with iPad, how can reading evolve on digital devices? Do you think (as I do) in video instead of pictures like in The Daily Prophet read by Harry Potter? OK, but think again. Think in a “page” where “sounds, images and other types of ambient events can be triggered [...]
Is Innovation Fair? Andrew Keen Says No – titles Dana Oshiro a pertinent article on ReadWriteWeb. Andrew Keen use to say a lot of things. I usually disagree with Andrew Keen. But this is also true: I *always* read Andrew Keen. Because Andre Keen makes me think. “You can’t get nuggets of truth in 30 [...]
March 16, 2010 – 11:16 am
Oscar Berg loves “great infographics“ and so do I. He collected several social media-related infographics and come up with this nice slideshow, just look: Social Media Infographics View more presentations from Oscar Berg. Share
2010 will be remembered as the year open data went worldwide. Sir Tim Berners-Lee believe it and so do I. In this short TED talk Berners-Lee talks about Haiti, yes, but also about data effect things. Newspapers and online media *can* lead the process of putting all that public data into nice visualization schemes and [...]
“If media is in the infrastructure business, it is in the wrong business.” “The only wat to earn money in online publishing is by having a strong and identifiable brand with a unique offering“. “Start seeing your online publication as value provider, not content provider“. “This is an opportunity we have been waiting for, for [...]
I discovered The 15 Essential UNIX commands written almost 5 years ago by Pete Freitag. In 2005 talking to journalists in *nix commands was a bit of a daunting. But nowadays they are more known: much more journalists and media guys run Linux servers or Macs with OS X. First read Pete’s choice, then mine: [...]
Hello, my name is Paulo Querido. I'm a 49 year old portuguese journalist and writer. Did almost everything in newspapers and wrote a lot about technology and networking. Now I prefer to code and teach. Join this conversation about new skills that improve journalism in a world totally full of data, as well as the effects of openness of information and governance around the world.