Being a journalist on the Internet means caring about your community and communicating openly about what you see and hear.
The past few weeks have produced stunning news in the world of competitive cycling. But no news is more fantastic than the unprecedented victory of Taxman and the Lanterne Rouge in the Tour de Frolorado. Follow all the action on youtube: Prologue and Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4 Stage 5 Stage 6 … Continue reading The Lanterne Rouge Wins the Tour de Frolorado!
The Carnival of the Mobilists, a fine collection of blogging on mobile and wireless communication. Check out No. 29 over at Open Gardens.
Democracy depends on an active, informed citizenry that is not continuously angry, frustrated, or depressed. Citizen journalism, open source journalism, grass-roots journalism, the fifth estate, pajamas media — whatever you want to call it — has many potential public benefits. Not often recognized, but most importantly, it is a vital defender of public good humor. … Continue reading end your morning with citizen journalism
Studying my unsolicited email, I came across this information: Here are the 10 Most Read Articles on NYTimes.com from 2005. 1) Maureen Dowd: What’s a Modern Girl to Do? Published: October 30, 2005 Burning your bra or padding it. Demanding “Ms.” or flaunting “Mrs.” Splitting the check or letting him pay. … Another financial possibility … Continue reading oh no, not that modern!
All my friends’ drivin’ traffic I must blow some fog.