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  1. Visit 'What's Really Killing Newspapers' Jack Shafer, Slate, Aug. 1, 2008 'What's Really Killing Newspapers' Jack Shafer, Slate, Aug. 1, 2008

    http://www.slate.com/id/2196485/

    [A diagnosis of the what is ailing the newspaper industry.] Newspapers thrived, in part, because reading just one edition provided only a few cents' worth of social currency. Compounding your earnings requires that you read the damn thing nearly e… More

  2. Visit Audio: The BBC's invention lab and Adam and Joe, Guardian Tech Weekly podcast, 13/08/08 Audio: The BBC's invention lab and Adam and Joe, Guardian Tech Weekly podcast, 13/08/08

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/audio/2008/aug/12/tech.weekly.podcast

    Includes interview with Andy Bower from the BBC about changes at the Kingswood Warren facility, part of the Research and Innovation department, which is moving location. Bobbie Johnson: 11h15m: on research models and the BBC's approach to immediat… More

  3. Visit 'BBC: Stately decline' Jemima Kiss, Guardian, August 11 2008 'BBC: Stately decline' Jemima Kiss, Guardian, August 11 2008

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/aug/11/bbc

    The loudest voices at the BBC belong to people who work in TV, but there are many more we don't hear - the pioneering engineers, scientists and mathematicians. The rest of the media industry, and the web 2.0 world in particular, are preoccupied wi… More

  4. Visit Inside CNN's R&D department, Jemima Kiss, Guaridan PDA Blog, July 18, 2008 Inside CNN's R&D department, Jemima Kiss, Guaridan PDA Blog, July 18, 2008

    http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/digitalcontent/2008/07/inside_cnns_rd_department.html

    CNN's parent company Turner has a team of ten people in its R&D broadcasting systems department, most based in the Atlanta headquarters with one in Hong Kong and one in the UK... [Bob Schukai, vice president of wireless and broadband technologies … More

  5. Visit Report: Futurescape: Digital entertainment, online television and social media R&D: 2008: The Birth of Online TV Report: Futurescape: Digital entertainment, online television and social media R&D: 2008: The Birth of Online TV

    http://www.futurescape.co.uk/about_2008_birth_online_TV.html

    In-depth analysis of new American and British online television shows – scripted comedy and drama. Includes sample material.

  6. Visit PDA: New York Times, and what to do with that API, Jemima Kiss, Guardian, May 27, 2008 PDA: New York Times, and what to do with that API, Jemima Kiss, Guardian, May 27, 2008

    http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/digitalcontent/2008/05/new_york_times_is_working_on_a.html

    The New York Times is working on an API that will make the whole website "programmable, organisable", adding layer of mash-ups to NYTimes content.

  7. Visit Comment is free: This lethal peepshow, Mark Lawson, Guardian, May 9 2008 Comment is free: This lethal peepshow, Mark Lawson, Guardian, May 9 2008

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/may/09/television.pressandpublishing

    Journalistic values are often revealed by attitude to foreign news... Unusually, though, this week's [UK] Sun front pages have alternated between two foreign stories: the Burmese cyclone and the Austrian cellar scandal... [B]y no imaginable checkl… More

  8. Visit Video: 'The future role of public service broadcasting' Sir David Attenborough, 30 April 2008 Video: 'The future role of public service broadcasting' Sir David Attenborough, 30 April 2008

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/thefuture/video_atten.shtml

    8m: We took ourselves and our responsibilities very seriously. We thought our schedules ought to be very varied and cover as wide a range of interests as possible... We thought too that we could play a key role in modern democracy by enabling a st… More

  9. Visit Comment is free: Auntie's bloomers in a twist, David Cox, Guardian, May 3, 2008 Comment is free: Auntie's bloomers in a twist, David Cox, Guardian, May 3, 2008

    http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/david_cox/2008/05/aunties_bloomers_in_a_twist.html

    To preserve its vast empire, [the BBC] needs a high licence fee. To retain public support for this increasingly resented impost, it must maximise its audience. Hence, populism must be pursued ever more frenetically, and seriousness must be sacrifi… More

  10. Visit 'Three cheers for Gutenberg - and long live dead trees' Simon Jenkins, Guardian, January 6, 2006 'Three cheers for Gutenberg - and long live dead trees' Simon Jenkins, Guardian, January 6, 2006

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2006/jan/06/news.columnists

    My first word-processor was faster to use and had a longer battery life than anything produced since. In these crucial features, each new computer has been less efficient than the last. I just want a PC version of the Model T Ford. [Supposedly the… More

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