A web journalist speaking at Harvard, says that with all the new technology and economic problems, journalists are facing a tough time.
This article says journalism is the most misunderstood profession and is becoming even more so because of the use of technology. With reader's having so much access to information, it makes things more difficult.
This article discusses how new technology can make it so that there is more rage online. The video Fitna enraged many people, so it is saying that there needs to be ethics for new technology.
With citizen journalism and sites such as CNN featuring ireport, where anyone can post things, this is helping nonprofits. Now nonprofits can get their supporters to go online and post information about them to get their name out there.
Now citizen journalists can take their cell phones around Disney World, document their experiences and send them to Twisney.com. The site features live updates about what people are doing.
Citizen journalism is leading to even more arrests, as people are capturing crimes on their cell phone cameras. Many are posted to LiveLeak.com.
Tania Derveaux of I Power is using sex appeal to get people to know about the issues of net neutrality. She offers to make love with every virgin who defends the internet. Even though her promises are not kept, sex sells and it gets people knowledgeable of the issue.
A Florida man is suing DreamWorks, saying that they stole his idea for the movie Madagascar. He says that he submitted the story idea to them along with pictures in 1999. He is suing for Copyright Infringement.
Rupert Murdoch is working on acquiring Newsday, which will cause him to pose the first problem to the new ownership rule the Senate voted on for the FCC.
Barack Obama said if he becomes President he will would instill strict policies and watch the media industry closely as consolidation increases.
Microsoft is planning a new software update for the Microsoft Zune, which will block copyrighted videos from being downloaded.
This article basically summarizes up what net neutrality is. It is interesting though because it was written very recently
The Senate voted Thursday to nullify the FCC rule where media companies can own a newspaper and a TV station in the same market.
Comcast was interfering with file sharing sites and has now said they will stop. They are talking with BitTorrent about how to transport larger files over the internet.
World Wide Video is saying that it owns 10 hours of video footage of Beatles star John Lennon, but Yoko Ono is claiming that she is the one that owns it.
After Virginia Tech, Daniel Kim fell into depression, and his father feels as though the school did nothing to help him. He ended up committing suicide, and never received any help.
I thought this article was interesting to see that paramedics actually make less money than I would have guessed, and principles earn more than would be expected for the educational field.
Since times have been hard, two of the largest airlines are combining, Delta and Northwest. This will create the world's largest airline, of course they will have a lot of work ahead of them, since they don't exactly have the best reputations.
A piece of shrapnel went through a house, and could have killed a young girl, as it landed on her bed, but luckily she had left early that day. Because of the incident, the U.S. Army has suspended the testing of weapons until further notice.
This article touches on the fact that the drop in students next school year will hurt businesses a lot.
Video is coming to most all cell phones soon, new and improved! Up next will probably be video chats. People will be able to watch TV from their cell phones.
The national security adviser to the President is saying that nations should not boycott the opening ceremonies, but should participate in quiet diplomacy as the U.S. is. He says he sees no reason for President Bush not to attend.
As far as technology goes, I would like to say that I embrace it, well for the most part. Sometimes it can be hard for me to give in to change, but when it comes to technology I am usually right there.
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A mom whose son was adopted from Bulgaria, noticed violence from her son in an early age. Her son was in fact creating a hit list, and planning a Columbine type attack on his school.
A Newseum has opened in Washington D.C., paying tribute to journalists. It cost $450 million, is seven stories, and boasts exhibits and galleries featuring Pulitzer-Prize winning photographs, as well as a memorial to journalists who have died while reporting.
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