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You wouldn’t leap into a conversation by asking a stranger to write you an editorial on respect for human life, or name friends who have trouble affording childcare. -
Which online crowdfunding tool is right for you? We evaluate three of the popular sites. -
Justin Ellis is a writer at the Nieman Journalism Lab, which is part of the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard University. -
How might your newsroom get more out of Twitter? And what if everyone could only share one link per day? -
How does the newsroom stay ahead of the social conversation? And how do they predict what might go viral? -
How is Mashable generating revenue with 6-second videos? And how is The Washington Post using disappearing images to make people sound smarter? -
How is Cinematique adapting video to take advantage of touch screens? And how can sensors enable new kinds of reporting? -
What happens inside the newsroom at the Huffington Post? And how is that different from where you work?... -
What if newspapers stopped subscribing to wire services? And what if the Internet had an automatic truth filter?... -
Are online paywalls generating significant revenue? And what happens when computers write news stories?...
Donald W. Reynolds