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Amusing #washingtonpostcorrections meme: riffs on the paper's ludicrous Public Enemy 911 - 9/11 goof http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...
Has anyone at Washington Post commented on/posted about the whole #washingtonpostcorrections topic?
Excellent new column from @CraigSilverman: how newspapers handle requests to edit or unpublish old online articles http://www.cjr.org/regret_...
"Is the book dead?" (No, silly!). Thu 12/3 6:30 pm. Mechanics' Library I'm on panel w/@annaleen, Daniel Handler, others http://milibrary.org/eventsa...
sitting next to @kevinmarks at #sn09 reading his tweets. If you want to keep up with the speakers here, I recommend them.
today: off to Supernova conf, looks like lots of friends/colleagues will be there #sn09 #supernovahub
Several ppl have pointed out (re http://www.wordyard.com/2009...) that NYTimes owns SEO-driven About.com. Good point. Score one for Sulzberger & co!
@jayrosen_nyu I wonder why old media cos. don't do what AOL's doing as cash cow to support real journalism in this post http://www.wordyard.com/2009...
Good to see my high school colleague @mffisher experimenting with new media concepts at WaPo's new Story Lab blog http://is.gd/58bgi
@poniewozik that's WaPo's popunders at war with yr browser. the netflix ad (et al) wants to hide; but if u open in tabs, just goes to back
@jny2 think differently about it: why not use income from that search graffic to support quality? http://www.wordyard.com/2009...
AOL plans an SEO driven content mill. ugh. But why don't trad media do this themselves to fund good journalism? My post http://www.wordyard.com/2009...
AOL, SEO mills, and the newsroom - http://www.wordyard.com/2009...
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