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For the overworked, underpaid masses of highly competitive journalists, there is no salve for the battered ego that

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Hype cycles, like all cycles, are getting shorter. People want to be the first to say, "You heard

Journalism has always been about reporting facts and assertions and making sense of world affairs. No news there.

In the debate on the future of journalism, bloggers say, "We have a better economic model. The future

A team of journalist-engineers from ProPublica and The New York Times has been awarded the Grand Prize in

MLB.com's already wildly successful iPhone app will begin streaming live video of baseball games today. Baseball fans are

Two of Richmond's leading bloggers, Jeff Kelley and Ian Graham, sat down at a recent Social Media Club

At a recent Social Media Club event in Richmond, Virginia, we caught up with local NBC television reporter

Tonight, a small town's local media types got together and had a frank discussion about how real-world journalists

The good old days of print journalism are becoming just that - good old days, the domain of

About two months ago, we reported that two Current TV journalists, Laura Link and Euna Lee had been

During a recent conference call, Rupert Murdoch announced that he plans to fix the current newspaper business model

When I was a kid, I wanted to be a journalist. My heroes were people like Woodward and

This morning, the Wall Street Journal features an article about professional blogging, a topic that is obviously very

An Interview with Spot.us about the changing nature of journalism. These days, everywhere you look it seems that

Can media organizations leverage the social web to get story tips faster than they could through traditional methods?

Hint: They're Using iPhone Apps The newspaper industry is in a downward death spiral, having been severely impacted

Tonight, The Wall Street Journal reports that the Knight Foundation has just awarded a total of $5 million

With the apparent death of newsprint now upon us, journalists and others in the business are struggling to