Comments on: Some shifts in power visible in journalism today http://pressthink.org/2013/02/some-shifts-in-power-visible-in-journalism-today/ Mon, 20 May 2013 12:16:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5.1 By: www.addgoodsites.com http://pressthink.org/2013/02/some-shifts-in-power-visible-in-journalism-today/#comment-52753 www.addgoodsites.com Wed, 06 Mar 2013 08:23:46 +0000 http://pressthink.org/?p=3181#comment-52753 Wow, amazing blog layout! How long have you been blogging for?
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]]> By: David Holmberg http://pressthink.org/2013/02/some-shifts-in-power-visible-in-journalism-today/#comment-51973 David Holmberg Mon, 25 Feb 2013 18:10:22 +0000 http://pressthink.org/?p=3181#comment-51973 Excellent point, Edward.

]]> By: Pity the poor journalist… | Australians For Honest Politics http://pressthink.org/2013/02/some-shifts-in-power-visible-in-journalism-today/#comment-51828 Pity the poor journalist… | Australians For Honest Politics Sun, 24 Feb 2013 08:27:29 +0000 http://pressthink.org/?p=3181#comment-51828 [...] all of us can be technology bloggers Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg (the subjects of his article), but their story highlights how niche journalism is developing well beyond the traditional [...]

]]> By: In search of the new model journalism | Sally Baxter http://pressthink.org/2013/02/some-shifts-in-power-visible-in-journalism-today/#comment-51791 In search of the new model journalism | Sally Baxter Sun, 24 Feb 2013 01:17:43 +0000 http://pressthink.org/?p=3181#comment-51791 [...] all of us can be technology bloggers Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg (the subjects of his article), but their story highlights how niche journalism is developing well beyond the traditional [...]

]]> By: Trust me. He’s a journalist | Journalism Festival #ijf13 http://pressthink.org/2013/02/some-shifts-in-power-visible-in-journalism-today/#comment-51710 Trust me. He’s a journalist | Journalism Festival #ijf13 Sat, 23 Feb 2013 09:51:17 +0000 http://pressthink.org/?p=3181#comment-51710 [...] of the story and to taking on new stylistic tracks that are immediately recognizable (see “Some shift in power visible in journalism today” by Jay Rosen, about the value of the visibility and the relationship between author and [...]

]]> By: Giornalismo: è una questione di (s)fiducia | Festival Internazionale del Giornalismo http://pressthink.org/2013/02/some-shifts-in-power-visible-in-journalism-today/#comment-51562 Giornalismo: è una questione di (s)fiducia | Festival Internazionale del Giornalismo Fri, 22 Feb 2013 10:20:25 +0000 http://pressthink.org/?p=3181#comment-51562 [...] il racconto e a portarlo su nuove tracce stilistiche, fortemente riconoscibili (si veda sul tema «Some shift in power visible in journalism today» di Jay Rosen, sul valore della visibilità e il rapporto tra autore e editore). Probabilmente [...]

]]> By: Jay Rosen http://pressthink.org/2013/02/some-shifts-in-power-visible-in-journalism-today/#comment-51513 Jay Rosen Fri, 22 Feb 2013 03:25:36 +0000 http://pressthink.org/?p=3181#comment-51513 Re: “No comment. No notice. No interest.” None!

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]]> By: John Whoa http://pressthink.org/2013/02/some-shifts-in-power-visible-in-journalism-today/#comment-51499 John Whoa Fri, 22 Feb 2013 00:55:17 +0000 http://pressthink.org/?p=3181#comment-51499 Jay, you’ve reached self-parody. I remember all through the Bush years the excited discussion of how the president was end-running around the press. Obama now does it tenfold, and when Politico notices they get blackballed (they’re obviously right wing bias journalism partisans). No comment. No notice. No interest. Moving on to this pressing issue of Walt Mossberg’s corrupt tech reporting, in which his access to companies like Apple (and the price of that access) is blithely ignored. Just pathetic. You’re a professor, right? And you embody that tradition of cloistered ignorance.

]]> By: Power is shifting from publishers and media brands to writers and their… | J.P. Pereira http://pressthink.org/2013/02/some-shifts-in-power-visible-in-journalism-today/#comment-51088 Power is shifting from publishers and media brands to writers and their… | J.P. Pereira Tue, 19 Feb 2013 21:34:53 +0000 http://pressthink.org/?p=3181#comment-51088 [...] Some shifts in power visible in journalism today » Pressthink [...]

]]> By: Donald http://pressthink.org/2013/02/some-shifts-in-power-visible-in-journalism-today/#comment-51056 Donald Tue, 19 Feb 2013 19:02:41 +0000 http://pressthink.org/?p=3181#comment-51056 Tech is a special animal.

Readers of tech news very often depend on this stuff for their livelihoods. In a world where innovation gives an advantage only for a moment, they have to seize developments and deploy products based on them within days.

They are also responsible for the care and security of IT installations worth hundreds and millions of dollars. Company values depend on their decisions; so does the direction taken by new technology development. This is true all the way from the top IT sites in the world to the small business trying to stay afloat in a global economy.

They are highly incented to be active, skeptical readers, so they make All Things D into a hot property and spend a lot of money on what they learn there.

We draw conclusions about the broader world of writers and readers only at our peril.

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