Archive for September, 2008
Journalism, the Internet, and Empirical Research
7 Comments Published by Bill September 28th, 2008 in Information Communication and the Social Sciences, Broadcasting, Fifth Estate, General Interest, Political Implications, Research and Learning, Social Informatics, Social IssuesI participated in a stimulating conference yesterday, marking the 25th Anniversary of the Thomson Reuters Fellowship at the University of Oxford. It was attended primarily by journalists, but it drove home the need for social science research to place more focus on the role of the Internet in shaping the quality of journalism. For decades, [...]
The Fifth Estate or Plain Public Speaking: Blogging and Digging Sarah Palin and Barack Obama
1 Comment Published by Bill September 6th, 2008 in Fifth Estate, General Interest, Political ImplicationsThe nomination of Sarah Palin for the Republican Presidential ticket created a flurry of activity over the Internet. Introduced to the American public only one week ago, there are already 5,360 YouTube videos of her (NetPulse 5 September 2008). According to Netpulse, ‘searches for Governor Palin were almost four times as popular as Obama searches, [...]
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