Thursday, June 06, 2002

Bob Stepno's Other Journalism Weblog

The link above goes to my Userland Radio site, which I put most of my energy into in 2002 (and beyond?).

Thursday, April 18, 2002

Wired 10.05: Must Read (Sullivan) and Weblogs to outrank the Times by 2007
The sidebar is a point-counterpoint between Dave Winer of userland.com and Martin Nisenholtz of NYT Digital. Meanwhile,
Andrew Sullivan, who has written for The New Republic and The New York Times, says blogging is "a publishing revolution more profound than anything since the printing press. Blogger could be to words what Napster was to music - except this time, it'll really work."

Sunday, March 31, 2002

The FuzzyStuff Weblog

This weblog interpersonal hypertextuality just keeps going... Scott Johnson fell into one of my browser windows today and the name rang a bell.

It only took a few clicks to get to his log -- which confirms that he's the guy I met when I was writing about hypertext in 1987. That was before many people could spell it! Small world made of bits, isn't it?

Thursday, March 28, 2002

OJR has new look
USC Annenberg's Online Journalism Review has been redesigned, does not have some of the "usability" problems of earlier versions, and includes a new "the future of news" feature worth taking a look at.

Saturday, March 23, 2002

MIT's Henry Jenkins on blogs

From MIT's Technology Review magazine... Blogs are "more private and personal than traditional journalism, more public than diaries."
Reinventing Photojournalism by Tom Kennedy - The State of Photojournalism - The Digital Journalist

The Washington Post is not a television station, but its Tom Kennedy won this year's NPA award for video photojournalism, "broadcasting" on the paper's Web site.
yelvington.com - yelvington.com

Steve Yelvington has been around news publishing on the Web as long as I have -- 1994-95 or so -- but he's been working at it full-time, and his stuff looks it.