March 29, 2008

links for 2008-03-29

  • New News Media
    Not even in full beta yet. Could be cool
    (tags: newmedia, spotjournalism)
  • The Future of News
    A good thought experiment I use often, except I think "Roman Times" - "You are sitting in a medieval village. Now ask yourself — where will you get your news?" My answer continues to be - physical space - "public baths"
    (tags: copycamp)
Mar 29, 2008 7:33:24 AM

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