news clarification from Duke alumnus
In an important statement, one of Duke’s famous alumni has clarified details regarding the recent controversy. Complete video coverage below.
citizen journalism
Being a journalist on the Internet means caring about your community and communicating openly about what you see and hear.
reality sports: the 2006 Galbi Brothers’ 800-Meter Challenge
Forget about the Tour de France, the World Cup, and the Super Bowl. More extreme than extreme sports are reality sports. Check out, right here, exclusive coverage of the 2006 Galbi Brothers’ 800-Meter Challenge. Will the Duke Varsity Letterman once again lose? Will the Lanterne Rouge Star once again lead the field? You’ve gotta watch … Continue reading reality sports: the 2006 Galbi Brothers’ 800-Meter Challenge
Adrienne #1!
The pinnacle of life. [if you don’t see the video, try here] Originally the video had a better soundtrack that used two short excerpts from copyrighted songs from albums that I purchased several years ago. Since the use of short excerpts of a copyrighted song in a non-commercial video made available on a personal website … Continue reading Adrienne #1!
ferrous mashups
A great thing about a bike is that it comes with major user rights. Public display, public performance, sharing with friends, adaptations, derivative works, mashups — you’ve got the rights. Alabama folk artist Butch Anthony took advantage of this wonderful freedom to create a vibrant design for a new bicycle rental kiosk at the corner … Continue reading ferrous mashups
localism in news reporting
Localism is now attracting considerable attention in media business strategy. Stephen Gray of the Newspaper Next project observes: It’s becoming a truism these days that “local” is the core value proposition for newspapers. The reasoning goes like this: With tons of national and international news and other non-local content available free online, “local” is the … Continue reading localism in news reporting