Category Archives: Journalism

Doc Searls Weblog→ Our Chive

2025-12-22 And exactly which one were you looking for? Anna's Blog says Anna's Archive has backed up Spotify's entire music library: "This release includes the largest publicly available music metadata database with 256 million tracks and 186 m …›

Doc Searls Weblog→ Holiday Findings

2025-12-21 Literally Rocks in Canada that are older than dirt. About half the cover price The Intention Economy is now just $13 on Amazon in hardcover. I can't think of a better metaphor Christmas is foreplay. See if you can ace this A list of sixteen contr …›

Doc Searls Weblog→ Satur Daze

2025-12-20 Feel and Look First, Ethan Mollick's latest on AI is thoughtful and informative. It also introduced me to Nano Banana Pro, Google's Gemini-based image creator/editor. This comes at a time when I have sworn off using AI-generated art, because al …›

Doc Searls Weblog→ Time to Why

2025-12-19 What he says Jamie Burke: Why the Intention Economy might finally be near. He predicts what I predicted, with a DLT (distributed ledger technology) spin. Note that photo credit for the original portrait used in the piece should go to Peter Adams and …›

Poynter→ A Poynter Report special: the 2025 year in media

2025-12-19 This is The Poynter Report, your daily guide to the news about news. Subscribe to get it in your inbox every weekday. Good morning and welcome to a special edition […] The post A Poynter Report special: the 2025 year in media appeared first on Po …›

Better News→ FAQ: Creator-newsroom collaborations

2025-12-18 Get answers to your questions on newsroom-creator partnerships, including how to find potential partners, upholding your journalistic ethics, and how much time and money these collaborations require. The post FAQ: Creator-newsroom collaborations appear …›

Doc Searls Weblog→ Department of Collections

2025-12-18 What would Adam Smith think? Cory Doctorow's latest describes how financialization has put the real economy inside a casino. Guilty as charged Jimmy Wales' latest fundraising email is addressed to "Wikipedia’s rarest supporters." I …›

Doc Searls Weblog→ Shitting Us Not

2025-12-17 When you crap in Los Angeles, it goes to the ocean through what you see above: the Hyperion sewage processing plant on the south side of LAX. Now imagine this plant as the heart of a fecosystem that takes an ocean of personal data gathered by surveil …›

RJI→ Sharing the airspace with a drone light show

2025-12-17 Night flying regulations are just part of the things you need to plan for to keep you, and others, safe Many drone pilots revel in the chance to fly around their town’s annual 4th of July pyrotechnic display. It is usually the highlight of their …›

Doc Searls Weblog→ Taking it Slower

2025-12-17 To the best editor I've ever had Paolo once told me that cats came to Earth to enslave the standing monkeys. While funny and in some ways true, cats can be more than that. They can be as loyal as dogs (and both species far more loyal than grown hum …›

Doc Searls Weblog→ Funnies

2025-12-12 The Onion's Best Anti-Spam Legislation Opposed By Powerful Penis-Enlargement Lobby Report: 90% of Waking Hours Spent Staring at Glowing Rectangles Facebook CIA Project: The Onion News Network ONN Sony Releases Stupid Piece Of Shit That Doesn't …›

Doc Searls Weblog→ Re Collections

2025-12-11 Angels of Cities On the ground now (context) in Los Angeles (actually San Marino, but all this sprawl is Los Angeles), reminded afresh that I love this place. I just took a walk in 57° weather. It's clear, the sun is up, and the expected high is …›

RJI→ Creating a directory of job listings for public media

2025-12-10 A conversation with Alex Curley Through Semipublic, which provides data and insights about the public media industry, Alex Curley aims to track public media’s hiring patterns and condense the data into an easily digestible format. With a recently …›

RJI→ 5 ways to make better decisions in your newsroom

2025-12-10 How to ditch consensus and move your team forward Decisions, decisions, decisions. Making decisions in a news organization can become exhausting, particularly if your team is one that favors consensus. While consensus ideally fosters greater tea …›