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Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Britannica Blog's excellent "Newspapers & the Net" forum	(previous \| next)

The Britannica Blog has been running an absolutely terrific series of essays on “Newspapers & the Net,” which is examining the questions: "Are newspapers dead? Should we care?" The series kicks off with essays from three of my absolute favorite bloggers: Nick Carr, Clay Shirky and Jay Rosen, who is the author of the amazing blog, PressThink. I highly recommend that you read all the installments, however. Here's the rundown of participants and essays in the series thus far: Monday, April 7: Nicholas Carr: “The Great Unbundling: Newspapers & the Net“ Clay Shirky: “What Newspapers & Journalism Need Now: Experimentation, not Nostalgia“ Tuesday, April 8: Jay Rosen: “Newspapers & the Net: Where’s the Business Model, People?” Jon Talton: “When I Hear the Term ‘Citizen Journalist,’ I Reach For My Pistol!“ Wednesday, April 9: Charles M. Madigan: “Why Almost Everyone is Wrong About Newspapers & the Internet“ Mary Stuckey: “How Technology and Online News Saved Political Rhetoric“ Thursday, April 10: Colette Bancroft: “Reading Ain’t Dead: Books, Newspapers, and the Net“ Friday, April 11: Caryle Murphy: “Foreign Correspondents & the Information Revolution“ Jennifer Saba: “Look at the Numbers: Why Print Will Continue to Matter to Newspapers“ posted by Adam Thierer @ 9:54 PM \| Mass Media Link to this Entry \| Printer-Friendly \| Email a Comment \| Post a Comment(0) Post a Comment: Name: Email Address: URL: Comments:

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