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  1. That's right, @bramabramson. We could also say the Supreme Court of Canada held there are no journalists: only journalism. about 4 hours ago from web
  2. Sorry, Slate's Big Money; you've gotta do way better than some brand X debunk on hyperlocal news http://jr.ly/qmh9 Read the comments. about 4 hours ago from web
  3. My PressThink post, "Audience Atomization Overcome," rendered in Italian http://jr.ly/qmfm This one has really gotten around... :-) about 5 hours ago from web
  4. Supreme Court of Canada broadens libel protection and says there are no journalists, only citizens http://jr.ly/qmeu (via @david_a_eaves) about 5 hours ago from web
  5. The print guys won; they're in charge of the web now. @jimbradysp is salivating. The Ombudsman is taking time off http://jr.ly/qmeg about 5 hours ago from web
  6. Corrected link! Twittertime.es created a curated feed from my "best mindcasters I know" list, which has 1,000+ subscribers http://jr.ly/qkdm about 16 hours ago from web
  7. I reply to many, I know it's all in good fun but I don't make "media predictions." I'm still trying to understand RSS. about 18 hours ago from web
  8. The real world of pro-am journalism, far from the abstractions in which I trade http://jr.ly/qjvf But connected to them. about 19 hours ago from web
  9. Well, this is helpful. @sjcobrien put parts 1-5 of my interview with Clay Shirky in one place, in order http://jr.ly/ymh7 about 19 hours ago from web
  10. Can't spill the beans yet but there's a media company with journalists and assets into developing the http://explainthis.org method with me. 7:48 PM Dec 22nd from web
  11. The print guys won. Until the people running the Washington Post grasp that, reports taking no account of the web will continue to appear. 5:46 PM Dec 22nd from web
  12. Who you gonna believe? The police department or your own staffer's lying eyes? http://jr.ly/qifi The Post has problems. 5:40 PM Dec 22nd from web
  13. My Q & A with Clay Shirky: now on YouTube. This part: the participatory public and political journalism http://jr.ly/qib8 (8 mins) 4:15 PM Dec 22nd from web
  14. The claim that lots and lots of people said Twitter could topple the Iranian regime is a piece of shit. But it will go on and on. Linkessly. 6:43 AM Dec 22nd from web
  15. Also, @stevebuttry: paywalls prevent the reach required to get the results that make investigative journalism worth supporting via paywalls! 6:28 AM Dec 22nd from web
  16. @AnnaTarkov It means a smarter writer would have distinguished between the two claims, linked to examples of both, and then tried to debunk. 6:19 AM Dec 22nd from web in reply to AnnaTarkov
  17. @mathewi It's Salon, not Slate. That item is a piece of crap because it mixes up Twitter getting the word out from Iran vs. toppling regime. 6:10 AM Dec 22nd from web in reply to mathewi
  18. If you missed it in my feed last night today's must ponder post is @johnmcquaid on Matt Taibbi and more http://jr.ly/qfgg 6:04 AM Dec 22nd from web
  19. The notion @johnmcquaid is floating: just as there are companies too big to fail... there are stories "too big to report." http://jr.ly/qfgg 8:17 PM Dec 21st from web
  20. I'll have more to say on this. For now: @johnmcquaid is asking the biggest questions there are about watchdog journalism http://jr.ly/qfgg 8:10 PM Dec 21st from web