Media and Management: Resources and voices on new directions
I am pleased to announce a collaboration with J-Source, the Canadian Journalism Project, a national online resource on issues, policies, research and tools of the craft. I am its Contributing Editor on Managing Journalists.
Media and Management: Resources and voices on new directions
Adbusters: The Canadian -based anti-globalization publication
American Press Institute: Management resources and the Newspaper Next project
Ask The Editor: Montreal Gazette editor-in-chief Andrew Phillips on the newsroom's decision-making
Beatblogging: A social network initiative involving U.S. news organizations, with some revealing insights
Borrell Associates: A venerable research firm with resources on its work online
Buzzmachine: Jeff Jarvis' thoughts about media and strategy
Canadian Association of Journalists: The Canadian organization for editors and reporters
Canadian Newspaper Association: Information, some of it freely available, on the trends in print media
Jim Carroll: One of the brightest minds on the direction of new media
Center for Citizen Media: Dan GIllmor, a veteran online journalist, hosts a site encouraging new journalism forms
Center for Media Research: The exceptional site with abstracts and full reports on media trends
ClickZ: The digital media research clearinghouse
comScore: The standard-bearer for site metrics
Contagious: Magazine on online marketing trends
Cyberjournalist.net: The definitive news and information site on digital journalism
Cybersoc: Robin Hamman, ex-BBC, now Headshift, on social media directions
Doubleclick: An insightful research firm on online media, with access to many of its reports
Edison Research: Resources primarily in radio and music, but also in U.S. politics
The Editors Weblog: A World Editors' Forum initiative for editors to exchange ideas and views
Electronic Frontiers Canada: Primarily news, but also strong information on media directions
Etaoin Shrdlu: The blog for McClatchy news editors and others to discuss newsroom change
FollowTheMedia: A strong site of free and subscription-based news on the media
Gawker: The massive news and gossip site with its share of trend information
Michael Geist: The Internet and intellectual rights expert with no shortage of media insight
M:Metrics: A research firm on mobile media
James Gleick: The author of Faster offers insights into technological impact
Innovations in Newspapers: Newsroom management and other resources
Interactive Marketing Blog: A strong roundup on marketing, media and advertising trends
International Center for Journalists: A few resources for newsroom management
Investigative Reporters and Editors: The IRE and its resources on reporting and newsrooms
IWantMedia: A daily package of media news and information
The Journalism Iconoclast: New media journalist Pat Thornton's j-blog
Journalism UK: Resources and a blog from its editors
Journerdism: The interactive editor of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch mixes media and tech news and views
J-Source: The new Canadian resource for media
The Kelsey Group: A research firm with resources on local media
Knight Digital Media Center: Resources and seminars on new media management
Howard Kurtz: The venerable media commentator for the Washington Post and CNN
Mashable: The omnibus site on social networking news
McLuhan: The official site of the still-ahead-of-his-time Canadian mass communication scholar
MediaAccess: The U.S. organization fighting media concentration
MediaBistro: A daily package on news and information with access to career help
Media Channel: An independent news media watchdog
Media InfoCenter: A news source on media management
MediaNews: Jim Romenesko's daily package of news and information on the press
MediaPost: A strong site with links on media trends
MediaShift: PBS' Mark Glaser assembles digital media innovations and their impact
Metafilter: Voted Forbes.com's best media blog, a massive clearinghouse of media content
Micro Persuasion: Steve Rubel's blog on technology and its impact on communications
Mindy McAdams: A leading journalism professor's blog on the direction of media
Moreover.com: A top digital media research site
Newscred: A digital tool crowd-sourcing media credibility
News Gems: A roundup of some of the best U.S. journalism from the Society of Professional Journalists
Newspaper Innovation: A daily blog on free newspapers worldwide
NPR's On The Media: The U.S. radio show, podcasted, on the conventional and new media
O'Reilly's Radar: Extremely savvy technology watcher who knows the direction of digital
PressThink: The longtime blog and site from NYU's Jay Rosen
Steve Outing: The sage voice at Editor & Publisher Magazine on media trends
paidContent.org: A fortified site examining the economics of content
The Poynter Institute: The think-tank with resources galore to ponder the future
Praized: Sebastien Provencher's thoughtful and wide-ranging blog, with this link to media trends
Project for Excellence in Journalism: A wide-ranging resource for journalists from the Pew Center
The Readership Institute: The newspaper think-tank advocating the Learning Newsroom
ReadWriteWeb: Keeping up with blogging techniques and software
ReinventingClassifieds.com: A site with extensive discussion and research on the future of classified advertising
Reportr.net: UBC's Alfred Hermida on media, society and technology
SFN Blog: The Shaping the Future of Newspapers blog from the World Association of Newspapers
The Joan Shorenstein Center: The Harvard-based media and policy think-tank with several resources
Society of Professional Journalists: The venerable U.S. organization for reporters and editors
Martin Stabe: A Fleet Street blog on media trends
State of the News Media: The annual report on the functional state of U.S. media
Don Tapscott: His firm, New Paradigm, is here, along with some of his writing on media and business strategy
USC Annenberg Center for the Digital Future: Its annual Internet survey is must reading, as is its other research
World Editors Forum: The international print media association, including a report on trends in newsrooms
Steve Yelvington: An online pioneer on the direction of media