How is digital media changing editorial writing? And does the expansive reach of the internet and myriad mediums in which we can produce journalism make it harder to judge to such things as “moral purpose” and “power to influence the public”?
"The only thing I care about is journalism. I just do it through TextMate and JavaScript."
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"If you do one thing, make your editors and contributors work like bloggers. Espouse transparency and accessibility. This is what builds trust and connection with your audience. Nudge writers off the cliff into the cacophony of social media, and redefine enterprise journalism to encompass not only reportage, but also building an audience of followers, and responsibility for driving traffic to their own work product."
Print is Dead! Long Live Print? | TechCrunch
Can’t find anything in this post with which I disagree. Can find much in this post that is MUCH HARDER TO EXECUTE than it sounds.
TribecaFilm.com | Future of Film | The Real Culture Wars: Hollywood vs. Silicon Valley →
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#disruption
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#discovery
At its heart, filmmaking is an art that mostly starts with an idea about people and how unpredictable they are as they navigate the world. In that unpredictability lies all the surprise and magic.
