UK Privacy Advocates Object To New Ad Agency That Secretly Collects Behavioral Web Browsing Data

A new UK advertising service called Phorm has triggered a controversy over online privacy because it plans to roll out highly targeted ads based on users´ surfing habits…

Facebook To Launch Improved Privacy Controls Today

Facebook today is set to roll out better privacy controls. It is also reportedly going to include a chatservice in the next two weeks…

NYT Journalist Takes Camera To Streets Of Baghdad, Asks Iraqis Questions Sourced By Readers

Eric Owles, a New York Times journalist writing the Inside Iraq blog, started conducting a new style reporting by asking NYT readers to submit questions for Iraqi citizens…

TV Finds New Ways To Reach Audiences - It’s All In The Packaging

Television is paving the way for change of established corporations’ approaches to new demands by internet-serviced audiences…

Survey: Journalism’s Main Threat Is No Longer Quality, But Financing

A survey by Pew Research Center has found that US journalism’s top problem these days is finance…

DailyKos Writers Leave Over Hillary Bashing

Daily Kos is one of my favorite sites because of the abundance of instant replies you get to questions…

Wonder How come Your Mobile Phone Can’t Seem To Spell The F-Word?

If you’re a frequent Texter you’re familiar with predictive (T9) spelling…

Business Journalist Sarah Lacy Defends Riotous Zuckerberg Interview In BusinessWeek

Sarah Lacy’s controversial interview with Mark Zuckerberg during the SXSW technology/music conference has been broadly measured out in the media…

Jumping Up And Down Behind The Camera? Twitter Star Reveals All

Qik is a new video tool for Twitter…

Twittermeter - The ´Google Trends´ For Twitter

Journalism’s blog has a remarkably useful section in which they profile developers that create tools that journalists should be paying attention to…