(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…

Chatted with Chris about this via email, but also wanted to let you guys know about the MediaCloud open research tool from Harvard’s Berkman Center for Internet and Society @ http://www.mediacloud.org.

Last summer, I wrote a profile on TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington for the Mercury News. Unfortunately, the way the Merc’s archives work, I can’t link to it. Sigh.

However, I was thinking about that visit last week when I heard that TechCrunch…

One of the big announcements in the new media world this week came from Harvard’s Berkman Center for Internet and Society which unveiled MediaCloud. The tool gives you a way to visualize the way news and information are spreading. Take…

I picked up my latest copy of the Duke Alumni Magazine this week and immediately flipped to a feature about Adam Chodikoff, another Duke alum who is “senior…

One of the most important places to watch on the U.S. media landscape is Cedar Rapids, IA. That’s the home of Gazette Communications, which owns the local TV station, The Gazette newspaper, and is online at Gazetteonline.com.

You can go here to find the PowerPoint for the main presentation on the Next Newsroom Project that I gave at the College Media Advisers Conference in New York on March 16, 2009.

http://www.seattlepi.com/business/403793_piclosure17.html. Hello to SeatlePI.com.

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Executive Producer Michelle Nicolosi talks about the new SeattlePI…

I’m excited to be returning to the semi-annual College Media Advisers conference. I last spoke here back in October 2007, when this project was really just getting started. On Monday, I’ll be…

The big story this week in college media is a decision by the staff of the Oregon Daily Emerald to strike over its board’s decision to hire Steve Smith as publisher. Smith withdrew from the post in response.

On March 16, I held a sessions at the College Media Adviser’s Conference in New York on “10 (small) Innovations You Can Use In Your Newsroom Right Now.” You can find the PowerPoint from that session here.