Barbara K Iverson

Got my mind on the media, and the media on my mindHere’s a blog from the new listing of blogs that are useful, but don’t fit on the J-curve as getting lots of hits. I enjoyed the entry about Ryan Phillips, new publisher of the Montgomery Journal. How is this for a quote from a…

Well, here is a discussion (and call for examples) of journalists who write online-only columns. Some are professional journalists, some are community folks who write when they can. It won’t be long until there won’t be such surprise over this kind of writing Read the column Is it time to stop calling the specialty of…

Poynter Online – Cokie’s Conflict of Interest Better than a hypothetical, here is a conflict for a real reporter. bye for now http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/show_ads.js

Here is a good one from the Daily Mirror bye for now http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/show_ads.js

The Salt Lake Tribune — IVINS: FCC and Right-Wing Radio Helping U.S. Press Freedom Slip Away How the FCC is being hijacked in the service of private, corporate interests at the expense of the public and to the detriment of the commons bye for now http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/show_ads.js

OJR article: Youth of Today Reject Ink Stains for Net News; At-Home Work Counters At-Work Play? They do READ, just not what their folks read…and look, even the Boomers are changing how they work/read because of electronic communication. Think–what kind of changes in society took place as the telephone moved from a toy for the rich…

OJR article: Cell Phones that Surf for News bye for now http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/show_ads.js

kuro5hin.org || technology and culture, from the trenchesIf Colin Powell is going to front for the establishment, shouldn’t he have better intelligence than what he can plagarize from a postgraduate student publicatio from the Internet. I guess he “borrowed” from other sources, too. My first case study for my exploration of plagarism. bye for now…

New York was full of surprises, as usual. We stopped by the MELA: Dream House: Eight Years of Sound and Light one night. Since it is a sound installation, as well as light, it is difficult to describe, but the moment of arriving on a deserted Church St. and needing to ask “Is the Dream…

Off to NYC for an excursion. La Monte Young Sound House, Seminar at Pratt, La Boheme & Lizzie. Disconnection from the netgrid for several days. Incipient fear of e-mail overload upon return. The new semester looms. bye for now http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/show_ads.js