We've added a bunch of great events to our guide this week. The one we're most excited about (of course) is our own ReadWrite Read-Time Web Summit, which takes place this coming Thursday in Mountain View. You can download the entire event calendar...
Google is the internet surfer's best friend and worst enemy. If you know what you're after, just type it into the search engine's famous little box and – hey presto – you'll be given a list of related sites in order of relevance. Such is Google's ...
We just returned from San Francisco and this year’s Online News Association conference; it was great meeting a lot of the people I know primarily through their Twitter avatar or URL. There was a lot of interesting material in the panels, and the m...
Two of the most vocal proponents for changing the way news and information are distributed took their message to the World Media Summit in Beijing today. We posted the full text earlier of News Corp (NYSE: NWS) Chairman Rupert Murdoch’s take on th...
President Li, I salute you for your leadership and vision in organizing this summit. The timing could not be better. The Associated Press and I are honored to join with all your guests in exchanging ideas at this moment of profound economic, techn...
Tom Curley, president and chief executive of The Associated Press, was in China last week for a government-sponsored media summit, where he compared digital content to NCAA basketball and explained the AP’s plans to build revenue online. But Curle...
Again these are just the short(ish) notes I made during the conference on stuff that caught my imagination, made me think or make me want to do more research on. Future of Frontend Engineering Hasn’t said anything whatsoever. Twitter Labs launchin...
The following is an edited version of a speech I gave recently at Allegheny College in Meadville, Pa. So much gloom and doom, most of it warranted. You could almost predict this future-of-journalism talk. But let's play contrarian. Let's focus on ...
So much gloom and doom, most of it warranted. You could almost predict this future-of-journalism talk. But let’s play contrarian. Let’s focus on great reasons to pay attention to — or participate in — creating, gathering and distributing news and ...
The second day of the UC Berkeley Media Technology Summit on Thursday opened with a discussion on the future of advertising. The event, aimed broadly at exploring sustainable models for journalism in the digital age, is sponsored by the Graduate S...
The overwhelmingly upbeat conversations from the recent meeting of the Online News Association haven't stopped even though the conference attendees have returned home from San Francisco. Of course, this is a group that has been chatting with each ...
