A Newspaper and Citizen Journalism Reading List

Submitted by Karl on March 15, 2006 - 8:06pm.

Reports and Books

Project for Excellence in Reporting: "The State of the News Media 2006"
The Media Center: We Media: 2003
Dan Gillmor: "We The Media"
David Weinberger: "Small Pieces Loosely Joined: A Unified Theory of the Web"
Chris Locke, Doc Searls, David Weinberger: "The Cluetrain Manifesto"
Clayton M. Christensen: "The Innovator's Dilemma"
David Shenk: "Data Smog"
Joe Trippi: "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised : Democracy, the Internet, and the Overthrow of Everything"
Wikipedia: Slashdot
Wikipedia: Indymedia
Wikipedia: Kuro5hin
Wikipedia: Slashdot
Wikipedia: Digg
Wikipedia: Craigslist
Wikipedia: Citizen Journalism

Articles

03/14/06: Will Bunch: We're sold, but suddenly for sale again
03/14/06: Scott Rosenberg: Communities of interest
03/13/06: Scott Karp: It’s All About the FILTER
03/13/06: Jay Rosen: Seeders of Clouds: Latest on Newspaper Blogging
03/09/06: Nicholas Carr: The editor and the crowd
03/08/06: Nat: ETech: Clay Shirky
03/05/06: Dave Winer: What is an unconference?
03/01/06: Ken Doctor: Chasms Widening
03/01/06: Jay Rosen: The Best Blogging Newspapers in the U.S.*
02/28/06: AdAge.com: News is Expensive Offline, But How Can It Stay Free Online?
02/25/06: Scott Karp: Audiences Are NOT Created Equal
02/20/06: New York Magazine: Blogs to Riches :The Haves and Have-Nots of the Blogging Boom
02/26/06: Philadelphia Inquirer: In the digital age, what is a newspaper worth?
02/19/06: Danah Boyd: Identity Production in a Networked Culture: Why Youth Heart MySpace
02/18/06: Guy Kawasaki: How to Suck Up to a Blogger
02/14/06: Clay Shirky: Powerlaws: 2006 Dance Re-Mix
02/05/06: Don Dodge: The new way to launch your product or company
02/01/06: Information Week: Newspapers Fight back Against Search Engines
01/25/06: E&P: SPJ Calls for 'National Debate' Surrounding Sale of Knight Ridder
01/24/06: Dan Gillmor: From Dan: A Letter to the Bayosphere Community
01/20/06: Scott Karp: Who Are the New Media Gatekeepers?
01/20/06: Beltway Blogroll: Interview: Henry Copeland, BlogAds
01/16/06: New York Magazine: The Rise of Craigslist and How It's Killing Your Newspaper
01/10/06: Slashdot: CmdrTaco: On the Matter of Slashdot Story Selection
01/09/06: Nat: Digging The Madness of Crowds
01/09/06: BusinessWeek: The Daily Paper Of Tomorrow
01/06/06: Michael Kinsely: Black and White and Dead All Over
01/04/06: Lex Alexander: News-Record.com as Public Square
01/01/06: Wired: Revenge of the Dotcom Poster Boy
01/1/06: Wired: How Click Fraud Could Swallow the Internet
12/26/05: Ken Doctor: How is a Newspaper Different from a Donut?
12/14/05: Editor & Publisher: The Philadelphia Story: 'A Big Disruption'
12/12/05: Jeff Jarvis: Newspapers as charities, utilities, infrastructure
12/11/05: Ed Cone: Saving the newspaper business from itself
12/08/05: Editor & Publisher: Newspaper Saved! Newspaper Saved! Read All About It!
12/04/05: Craig Newmark: We need both mainstream AND citizen journalism
12/01/05: The New York Review of Books: The End of News?
12/05/05: Jeff Jarvis: The last presses
12/02/05: CJR: Does It Even Know What It's Selling?
12/4/05: Dan Gillmor: Knight Ridder's Future
11/30:05: PressThinK: Liz George of Baristanet Reviews Backfence.com Seven Months After Launch
11/27/05: Slashdot: Roblimo: A Recipe for Newspaper Survival in the Internet Age
11/30/05: SFWeekly: Craig$list
11/18/05: CJR: An Open Letter from Knight Ridder Alumni
11/13-11/20: PhillyIMC: Walmart Week of Action
10/30/05: Daniel Rubin: A Call for Conversation
10/24/05: Will Bunch: "Norgs"
09/21/05: Karl Martino: Newspaper's "Black Tuesday"
06/29/05: NYTimes: Web Content by and for the Masses
06/15/05:Poynter: The 11 Layers of Citizen Journalism
05/23/05: Jeff Jarvis: New business models for news
05/23/05: Jeff Jarvis: Editor as news gather
04/24/05: Tim O'Reilly: Self Publishing Changes All the Rules?
04/11/05: Jay Rosen: Are You Ready for a Brand New Beat?
03/29/05: Jay Rosen: Laying the Newspaper Gently Down to Die
12/30/04: Ed Cone: Interview with Karl Martino
10/01/04: Chris Anderson: The Long Tail
02/08/03: Clay Shirky: Power Laws, Weblogs, and Inequality
01/23/03: J.D. Lasica: News That Comes to You
12/01/01: First Monday: Independent Media Centers:Cyber-Subversion and the Alternative Press
02/04/2000: DaveNet: Dave Winer: How to Make Money on the Internet
08/26/99: Wired: James Glave: Slashdot: All the News that Fits
08/26/99: Slashdot: Matthew Priestley: Honest News in the Slashdot Decade
07/1/99: J.D. Lasica: Citizens as budding reporters and editors
06/19/95: Tim O'Reilly: Publishing Models for Internet Commerce

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Home » blogs » Karl's blog A Newspaper and Citizen Journalism Reading List Submitted by Karl on March 15, 2006 - 8:06pm. Blogging, Internet, Media The Future of Journalism Reports and Books Project for Excellence in Reporting: "The State of the News Media 2006" The Media Center: We Media: 2003 Dan Gillmor: "We The Media" David Weinberger: "Small Pieces Loosely Joined: A Unified Theory of the Web" Chris Locke, Doc Searls, David Weinberger: "The Cluetrain Manifesto" Clayton M. Christensen: "The Innovator's Dilemma" David Shenk: "Data Smog" Joe Trippi: "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised : Democracy, the Internet, and the Overthrow of Everything" Wikipedia: Slashdot Wikipedia: Indymedia Wikipedia: Kuro5hin Wikipedia: Slashdot Wikipedia: Digg Wikipedia: Craigslist Wikipedia: Citizen Journalism Articles 03/14/06: Will Bunch: We're sold, but suddenly for sale again 03/14/06: Scott Rosenberg: Communities of interest 03/13/06: Scott Karp: It’s All About the FILTER 03/13/06: Jay Rosen: Seeders of Clouds: Latest on Newspaper Blogging 03/09/06: Nicholas Carr: The editor and the crowd 03/08/06: Nat: ETech: Clay Shirky 03/05/06: Dave Winer: What is an unconference? 03/01/06: Ken Doctor: Chasms Widening 03/01/06: Jay Rosen: The Best Blogging Newspapers in the U.S.* 02/28/06: AdAge.com: News is Expensive Offline, But How Can It Stay Free Online? 02/25/06: Scott Karp: Audiences Are NOT Created Equal 02/20/06: New York Magazine: Blogs to Riches :The Haves and Have-Nots of the Blogging Boom 02/26/06: Philadelphia Inquirer: In the digital age, what is a newspaper worth? 02/19/06: Danah Boyd: Identity Production in a Networked Culture: Why Youth Heart MySpace 02/18/06: Guy Kawasaki: How to Suck Up to a Blogger 02/14/06: Clay Shirky: Powerlaws: 2006 Dance Re-Mix 02/05/06: Don Dodge: The new way to launch your product or company 02/01/06: Information Week: Newspapers Fight back Against Search Engines 01/25/06: E&P: SPJ Calls for 'National Debate' Surrounding Sale of Knight Ridder 01/24/06: Dan Gillmor: From Dan: A Letter to the Bayosphere Community 01/20/06: Scott Karp: Who Are the New Media Gatekeepers? 01/20/06: Beltway Blogroll: Interview: Henry Copeland, BlogAds 01/16/06: New York Magazine: The Rise of Craigslist and How It's Killing Your Newspaper 01/10/06: Slashdot: CmdrTaco: On the Matter of Slashdot Story Selection 01/09/06: Nat: Digging The Madness of Crowds 01/09/06: BusinessWeek: The Daily Paper Of Tomorrow 01/06/06: Michael Kinsely: Black and White and Dead All Over 01/04/06: Lex Alexander: News-Record.com as Public Square 01/01/06: Wired: Revenge of the Dotcom Poster Boy 01/1/06: Wired: How Click Fraud Could Swallow the Internet 12/26/05: Ken Doctor: How is a Newspaper Different from a Donut? 12/14/05: Editor & Publisher: The Philadelphia Story: 'A Big Disruption' 12/12/05: Jeff Jarvis: Newspapers as charities, utilities, infrastructure 12/11/05: Ed Cone: Saving the newspaper business from itself 12/08/05: Editor & Publisher: Newspaper Saved! Newspaper Saved! Read All About It! 12/04/05: Craig Newmark: We need both mainstream AND citizen journalism 12/01/05: The New York Review of Books: The End of News? 12/05/05: Jeff Jarvis: The last presses 12/02/05: CJR: Does It Even Know What It's Selling? 12/4/05: Dan Gillmor: Knight Ridder's Future 11/30:05: PressThinK: Liz George of Baristanet Reviews Backfence.com Seven Months After Launch 11/27/05: Slashdot: Roblimo: A Recipe for Newspaper Survival in the Internet Age 11/30/05: SFWeekly: Craig$list 11/18/05: CJR: An Open Letter from Knight Ridder Alumni 11/13-11/20: PhillyIMC: Walmart Week of Action 10/30/05: Daniel Rubin: A Call for Conversation 10/24/05: Will Bunch: "Norgs" 09/21/05: Karl Martino: Newspaper's "Black Tuesday" 06/29/05: NYTimes: Web Content by and for the Masses 06/15/05:Poynter: The 11 Layers of Citizen Journalism 05/23/05: Jeff Jarvis: New business models for news 05/23/05: Jeff Jarvis: Editor as news gather 04/24/05: Tim O'Reilly: Self Publishing Changes All the Rules? 04/11/05: Jay Rosen: Are You Ready for a Brand New Beat? 03/29/05: Jay Rosen: Laying the Newspaper Gently Down to Die 12/30/04: Ed Cone: Interview with Karl Martino 10/01/04: Chris Anderson: The Long Tail 02/08/03: Clay Shirky: Power Laws, Weblogs, and Inequality 01/23/03: J.D. Lasica: News That Comes to You 12/01/01: First Monday: Independent Media Centers:Cyber-Subversion and the Alternative Press 02/04/2000: DaveNet: Dave Winer: How to Make Money on the Internet 08/26/99: Wired: James Glave: Slashdot: All the News that Fits 08/26/99: Slashdot: Matthew Priestley: Honest News in the Slashdot Decade 07/1/99: J.D. Lasica: Citizens as budding reporters and editors 06/19/95: Tim O'Reilly: Publishing Models for Internet Commerce Have additions or issues with this list? Share them. » Karl's blog	More on this story More in Blogging, Internet, Media More in The Future of Journalism More from Karl Share a story here! Others linking here	Advertisements Colophon About Philly Future The Team behind Philly Future Contact Us Subscribe Main (Home Page) Feed Enter your Email Powered by FeedBlitz Disclaimer Not responsible for content aggregated from feed providers. Content provided by feed providers is the property of those feed providers. 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