Steve Bryant

New York, New York

Homepage: http://www.publish.com

Steve is a writer and editor living in New York City. He runs the publishing news site publish.com and writes about online media on his blog, Intermedia (http://blog.eweek.com/blogs/intermedia/).

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J-schools step up investigative reporting instruction with News21

July 13, 2006
Student spotlight: Five universities come together to give students better hands-on experience with large-scale, multimedia investigative projects.

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Blogging for fun... then profit

June 27, 2006
Business journalist Om Malik talks to OJR about blogs, business and the state of journalism.

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What works in online video news?

May 22, 2006
Broadband-enabled readers love online video. But what kind of video stories and services will get them to click?

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Pass the politics, please: Science blogs peppered with commentary

April 13, 2006
Editorial freedom at blogging network scienceblogs.com allows for pure science and cultural criticism, making for some happy bloggers.

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Syndicate this! Linking old media to new

March 27, 2006
A new service called BlogBurst aims to get newspapers republishing syndicated blog content. Will it work? Who will benefit?

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Journalism 2.1? A new site tweaks the grassroots formula

February 9, 2006
Commentary: A preview of Newsvine, which seeks to combine global news with the best ideas of citizen j-sites.

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February 10, 2012
From news publisher to convener: Making the shift to build community in Iowa

February 09, 2012
Knight News Challenge 2.0: applications open Feb. 27

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February 10, 2012
If you think you can do better than Patch, go ahead
By Robert Niles

February 7, 2012
You've got to know the truth to tell it
By Robert Niles

February 3, 2012
Look at the bottom, not the top, of your traffic analytics to boost your website's readership
By Robert Niles

January 31, 2012
It's not the medium - it's the market
By Robert Niles

January 27, 2012
'Think before you act' and more rules for journalists on Twitter
By Steve Fox

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Thinking about starting an online news business? Here's your start-up checklist

The four parts of an optimized online news website

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The ethical journalist's guide to selling ads on a website:
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