by Danielle Mastropiero on Mar 31, 2009
Is Yelp Guilty of Removing Bad Reviews for Advertisers?
Although business review Web site Yelp may seem like a grassroots exchange of helpful information about businesses between Internet users,...
Internet Ethics
by Danielle Elliot on Mar 26, 2009
Columbia J-School to Change Journalism Curriculum
The Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia University is considering major curriculum changes, according to InsideHigherEd.com. The school will likely...
by Rhonda Roland Shearer on Mar 16, 2009
God and The Internet: Dalai Lama gets Fake Twitter account
A peculiar question arose after a fake Twitter account for the Dalai Lama was exposed: Can the Dalai Lama Twitter...
by Danielle Elliot on Mar 13, 2009
Pharma Companies Find Way Around FDA?
It's hard to watch even an hour of T.V. in the U.S. without seeing an ad for one prescription drug...
by Danielle Elliot , Rhonda Roland Shearer on Jan 13, 2009
Part I: The Unspoken Peril for "Citizen Journalists"
EXCLUSIVE: Mainstream Media (MsM) have lately been hanging their hopes on armies of citizen journalists who are willingly providing them...
by Rhonda Roland Shearer on Oct 20, 2008
Kansas City Star Readers Sent to the Internet to Cut Costs:
Derek Donovon, Readers Representative, for the Kansas City Star, reported recent customer grips. "We're the ones who don't...
by Megan Miller on Jul 03, 2007
VIEWER’S CHOICE:
I was watching the Charlie Rose Show last week and saw Adam Moss, New York Magazine’s editor-in-chief, talking about...
by Sid Johnston on Mar 22, 2007
ABOUT TO BUY THE (WIKI) FARM: Conservapedia & WikiChix claim Bias in Wikipedia
Wikipedia, which in January became one of the top-10 most visited sites on the Internet, has been under heavy fire...
by Jeremy J. Miller on Feb 16, 2007
BARBARIANS AT THE PARLOR DOOR: Salon on Readers’ Online Comments
Gary Kamiya, writer for the online magazine, Salon, in his recent article, “The Readers Strike Back,” has a modest request:...