Robert Niles: September 2007 archive
Why journalists make ideal online community leaders
September 28, 2007
Commentary: There's no need for professional reporters to fear user-generated content. Someone needs to lead the Web's content communities, and journalists make the ideal candidates.
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Who speaks for a website?
September 26, 2007
Commentary: Reporters ought to be more thorough when sourcing information to websites. The newspaper model doesn't always apply online. No comments | Archive Link
Don't forget the value of hyperlinking
September 21, 2007
Commentary: Better use of links could help readers keep track of crime and court stories. Here's how your newsroom can do it. 2 Comments | Archive Link
Bob Cauthorn returns with CityTools
September 19, 2007
The former newspaper.com maverick unveils his start-up's social media framework for multilingual collaborative news and classified ad publishing. 1 comment | Archive Link
Can a source make your published scoop go away?
September 13, 2007
Sources who don't like what you've revealed about them might use U.S. federal law to force the removal of your story. Here's what you can do in response. 3 Comments | Archive Link
ONA announces 2007 Online Journalism Award finalists
September 12, 2007
The Washington Post leads all nominees with four finalists in this year's awards. 1 comment | Archive Link
Mortgage crisis no surprise to 'Housing Bubble Blog' community
September 11, 2007
An Arizona blogger built a robust virtual community, and a full-time job, detailing the breakdown in mortgage lending standards. Here's what he can teach other journalists. 1 comment | Archive Link
It's up to Congress now to protect Net Neutrality
September 6, 2007
Commentary: The Justice Department's support for allowing telecoms to restrict certain online traffic threatens the ability of citizens to effectively express their voice online. 4 Comments | Archive Link
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