“Today’s the day editors of newspapers who got caught out by bad information [about the West Virginia mining tragedy] yesterday try to explain what went wrong. Jay Rosen rounds up some of the explanations. And L.A. Observed illuminates how the L.A. Times, for one, got it right with a memo from Assistant Managing Editor John Arthur…”
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“Structured Blogging is a way to get more information on the web in a way that’s more usable. You can enter information in this form and it’ll get published on your blog like a normal entry, but it will also be published in a machine-readable format so that other services can read and understand it.”
“Paper notes in a digital world? Absolutely. I still believe in pens, pencils, notebooks, journals, daily planners, letter writing, thank-you cards, and all things that celebrate a life that respects the placing of words on paper.”
“We thought Yahoo! Inc.’s 10th birthday would be a great excuse to take a look back and think about how the Internet has developed over the last ten years, becoming an essential part of all of our daily lives. We’ve created a special site, Yahoo! Netrospective: 10 years, which celebrates the web’s history over the last decade. We hope the Yahoo! Netrospective will take you on a trip down memory lane, in a format we think is really cool… Yahoo! Netrospective: 10 Years was inspired by 10×10, an online artwork by Jonathan Harris. 10×10 automatically gathers the top 100 words and pictures in the world every hour, based on what’s happening in the news, and then displays these words and pictures in an interactive 10×10 grid.”
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