Posts filed under “podcasts”
Episode 20: Punctuation versus links
ХудожникБогородица Over at the Interchange Project Jeremy and I discuss the whole Jim Romenesko/Poynter affair and much more this week. We think both Romesnko and Poynter were in the right and wrong here. It’s complicated. We wish things would have ended better. Our discussion of Romenesko leads Jeremy to discuss how he handles miss attribution [...]
Conversations in Media: Kiyoshi Martinez
The inaugural Conversation in Media is with Kiyoshi Martinez, the 23-year-old former journalist who founded AngryJournalist.com. I will try to have a weekly conversation with a media member about the state of media, journalism and where the future is headed. Some highlights: Why did Martinez start Angry Journalist? “Being a journalist shouldn’t mean you have [...]
Would you listen to a JI podcast?
I’ve been tossing around the idea of starting a weekly podcast to discuss many of the topics that appear on this blog. The podcast would discuss recent industry news, the state of journalism, developments in online journalism, Web development that pertains to journalism, blogging, social media and more. I’d also try to have at least [...]
Podcasts can drive traffic for newspapers
Newspapers have really done podcasting wrong, and that’s a shame because a lot of people listen and watch them daily. Papers have either ignored podcasts or have managed to do them really poorly. But a good podcast is a great way to inform people, and there are several really good podcasts out there. It’s no [...]