From the monthly archives: May 2010
Fascinating discussions going on at the moment about the iPad and its implications for the distribution of media content.
Apologies for the tenuous election link – but it is ironic that the media is thinking about a distribution-sharing deal with Apple and is finding that like David Cameron and Gordon Brown whoever Labour get as their boss, things aren’t always that simple.
An interesting idea which allows you to create your own books from wikipedia pages and have them printed up in a proper, old-school book format – none of this iPhone/iPad appery-pokery.
I picked up this post via Lost Remote, who have indeed collated (or curated as they put it) their
Ever since I’ve been involved with the ideas of online/digital/data (delete as appropriate) journalism – I’ve been using the metaphor of Batman’s utility belt as a way of thinking about a journalist’s skillet and how it can evolve over time.
Rather than a rucksack full of tools, [...]
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