Category Archives: Privacy

The Real Question for Jeff Bezos: Time to Invest in Journalism?

Posted on August 9, 2013 by journalismprof

It’s been fascinating to watch the cheerleading that’s gone on since the announcement that the Graham family was selling The Washington Post to Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos. When the announcement was made, the reaction from technologists and Web journalists was … Continue reading →

Posted in Amazon, Future of Journalism, Jeff Bezos, Privacy, Washington Post, Web journalism | Tagged Business of Journalism, Future of Journalism, Washington Post | 1 Comment

Should you always publish a video?

Posted on January 8, 2011 by journalismprof

I wrote this colmn for the Daily Hampshire Gazette this week: AMHERST – When the judge in the involuntary manslaughter trial of former Pelham Police Chief Edward B. Fleury ruled this week that video of the accidental shooting of 8-year-old … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogging, Daily Hampshire Gazette, Karen List, Privacy, Teaching, video | Tagged Ethics, Karen List, Multimedia, Steve Fox, video | Leave a comment

Weigel, the ‘off-the-record’ listserv and Club Journolist

Posted on June 28, 2010 by journalismprof

One of the main critiques of journalists over the years is the notion that we are insular; that we play by our own rules and that we are clubby and enjoy fraternizing. The recent debacle involving former Washington Post blogger … Continue reading →