Posted by: kegill on: 26 June 2006
For too long, perhaps, we’ve thought about news as a channel … not about the actual content. Hence words like newspaper, TV news and radio news. Maybe this is an outgrowth of increasingly mediated information … don’t know, that’s a conversation for another day.
As I said last week at a panel on citizen journalism, a [...]
Posted by: kegill on: 26 June 2006
Buzz Machine reports that the BBC is "attempt[ing] to get the heads of its many news networks to open up and talk about the process of news" by making public its editor’s blog. This is the latest effort by established media (aka MSM) to provide a glimpse into gatekeeping decisions. As such, it can logically [...]
Posted by: kegill on: 21 June 2006
I’ve been remiss in posting … what with finals and getting ready for summer quarter (streaming media) … and getting my first summer allergy attack in two years. Today I had the pleasure of speaking with the Seattle chapter of Women in Communications (AWC) as part of a panel on citizen journalism, with Jim Tellus [...]
Posted by: kegill on: 21 June 2006
The Seattle Times reports that the six-lane option is "gaining ground" … which seems like such a "doh" that I hestitate to even note it. Of course, six lanes are more expensive than four – on many levels – and the PI reports that a panel is evaluating funding options for SR520 as well as [...]