The Carnival of Journalism is back for month two, under the guidance of ringleader David Cohn. The question this month:

“Considering your unique circumstances what steps can be…

(This is a cross post from the original version at IdeaLab, which can be found here.)

I had the great privilege to be invited to sit on a panel earlier this month at the Institute of Design at Stanford to…

This week in the Mercury News, I wrote about three promising business models emerging on the Web: Apps, virtual goods, and daily deals. The column was timed to the big DEMO conference this week in Silicon Valley, where I got a chance to meet Andrew…

This past week we learned that USA Today was launching a major rethinking of its newsroom structure. The Associated Press reported:

“USA Today, the nation’s second largest newspaper, is making the most dramatic overhaul of its staff in…

Jeff Jarvis of Buzzmachine.com recently paid a vist to the BBC to check in on their efforts to build a new newsroom. Jarvis wrote up his visit for his weekly column in the London Guardian. A couple of interesting observations:

In a few months, Microsoft will begin selling its Kinect for Xbox 360. The technology is based on the company’s Project Natal technology that allows users to interact with video games without use of a controller or a wand.