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OJR front page archive for May 2005Latimes.com introduces blogs, with more changes on the wayMay 27, 2005Sporting an airy new look and free access to previously walled-off CalendarLive, Latimes.com stands poised to offer original and user-generated content and classifieds it says can rival Craigslist.
Future of magazines: Net could empower readersMay 24, 2005The magazine world has seen the future of print -- and it's still print. But how could the Internet and new technologies expand magazine journalism? We convene a virtual roundtable to find out.
Non-traditional sources cloud Google News resultsMay 19, 2005Additional research suggests that the search engine's selection of online-only news sources to include in Google News skews its search results toward political extremes.
Online forums, bloggers become vital media outlets in BahrainMay 17, 2005The small Persian Gulf nation has been moving toward democratic reform, but a registration drive for Web sites and the arrest of a popular online forum owner have sparked outrage in Bahrain's nascent blogosphere.
Newsroom veterans debut a new online voice in San DiegoMay 12, 2005A former columnist at the Union-Tribune has joined with a venture capitalist and a dot-com veteran to launch a new online newsroom for the city.
Seven big ideas (and one pet peeve) from BlogNashvilleMay 10, 2005How many bloggers does it take to screw in a light bulb? Who knows, but a lot of light bulbs went off when 300-plus bloggers met up in Tennessee.
Can the Huffington Post obsess itself into the news cycle?May 3, 2005Gadfly Arianna Huffington will launch her own version of Drudge Report plus a group blog of intellectuals and Hollywood types who skew left. Will it be the start of something big or 'Who Wants to Be a Blog Millionaire?'
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