Category Archives: Journalism

Doc Searls Weblog→ Items

2025-03-10 When I was a kid, my favorite sports teams were the Brooklyn Dodgers, the New York Knicks, and the New York (football) Giants, in roughly that order. But the Dodgers were on top, by a long way. I became a Mets fan (as did all New York non-Yankees fans) …›

Doc Searls Weblog→ Musictown

2025-03-10 The final round of the 10th Indiana International Guitar Competition just happened, here, as well as in the natural world. We saw it in the latter. Amazing performances. Bloomington is a fabulous small city anyway, but the Jacobs School of Music—and …›

Doc Searls Weblog→ Tweeting a Blog

2025-03-09 For eight years I blogged here in a style that was basically tweeting with titles. Now I'm doing it again here, with Wordland. David Weinberger explains why it's awesome. …›

Doc Searls Weblog→ Loose Links

2025-03-08 The big and scary news about the deaths of Gene Hackman and his wife, Betsy Arakawa, is that she died first, and suddenly, of hantavirus, which kills up to half the people it infects. It's bad shit—specifically, from rodents. Hackman, who had ad …›

Columbia Journalism Review→ Under Attack, NPR Does Its Job

2025-03-07 Brendan Carr, the newly appointed chair of the FCC, has made no secret of his antipathy for mainstream press—including NPR, which he recently alleged may be violating the law by broadcasting commercial messages. It’s an unusually timed claim, but a …›

American Press Institute→ When AI messes up

2025-03-07 The human in the loop  The relationship between AI and journalism may feel a little like a no-rules Wild West these days. But if there is “one firm rule,” writes media watcher Margaret Sullivan, it’s that “there should always be a human in the …›