Posts tagged “journalism”
My iPad setup
Over at the Interchange Project I detail — and I mean detail –my iPad setup, which is a key part of my writing workflow: A big part of what I do is write and take notes, and that part of my workflow will be the main focus of this post. I use several programs for [...]
On journalism
You know that day that you never thought would come? Well it came. And I’m no longer a full-time journalist. There are a lot of reasons that I’m no longer a full-time journalist. The main reason is that I don’t want to be. These are incredibly difficult times in journalism, and it was sapping my [...]
It was a moment in time
Last week my Web site was hacked. That may seem like bad news, but it provided a moment of clarity. It was time for a change. The Journalism Iconoclast is no more. That’s not who I am anymore. More on that later. My new blog is Endemic. It’s a blog on being. On being a [...]
The Web owes us nothing
Just because a company and an industry thrived off of legacy media, doesn’t mean the Web owes them anything. The Web doesn’t owe us money. It doesn’t owe us market share. And we can’t force consumers to not enjoy the Web and want to get products and services over it. That’s not how things work. [...]