Cheering the fact that the new design of the physical-paper Boston Herald "looks better" than the old design is like saying the Titanic, as it was going down, looked better with new curtains.
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A former daily news reporter who logged time innovating new products in Silicon Valley shares some thoughts on how the news business can find its way forward.
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Background on this blog
Featured Posts
- How the New York Times can save itself
- Who would you fire?
- How Dan Rather could have kept his job
- The end of news *as we know it*
- If I were a newspaper publisher today...
- Getting ahead--by letting others help us
- Who's your competition? (Part 3)
- Who's your competition? (Part 2)
- Who's your competition? (Part 1)
- The book of lists: Things we know
- The necessity of triage
Sites We Like
- BeatBlogging.org
- Center for Citizen Media's Blog
- Editor & Publisher -- Online Media
- The Journalism Iconoclast
- Journerdism
- MediaShift
- MediaShift's Idea Lab
- The Next Newsroom Project
- Nieman Journalism Lab
- Online Journalism Blog
- Online Journalism Review
- PressThink
- Publishing 2.0
- Recovering Journalist
- Reflections of a Newsosaur
- Romanesko
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ebboyd.fon /at/ gmail \dot\ com
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