False Creek Ferry working the Vancouver waterfront.
Riding the small people-moving ferries that work Vancouver’s False Creek is one of the pleasures of the city.
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- Essay: Too Many Angles on Suffering? - Lens Blog - NYTimes.comlens.blogs.nytimes.comMark Hamilton says: An important. nuanced debate on the issue of when are there too may -- or not enough -- photojournalists at scenes of major news stories, tied to the Haitian earthquake. Highly recommended.
- Tweeting First: The New Way Mainstream Media Breaks Newsmashable.comMark Hamilton says: Good advice for publishers on why it makes sense to break some stories first on Twitter.
- Blows against the empire: iPad, Chrome, HTML5 and Android | yelvington.comyelvington.comMark Hamilton says: Staying on top of the rapidly changing mediascape is difficult. Posts like this help a lot.
- Bill Buxton on why technology is a cultural artefact Reportr.netreportr.netMark Hamilton says: An Alfred Hermida post that is a great reminder that too many of us often get too hung up on the tech and not on meaning.
- Vadim Lavrusik Blog Archive Why the Tablet won't save the print industry | New Media Journalist - Social Media Consultantlavrusik.comMark Hamilton says: Solid analysis, with due skepticism, about the role of the coming Apple tablet as a saviour for the print industry. Good comments, too.
- A new ebook for hyperlocal bloggers Adam Westbrookadamwestbrook.wordpress.comMark Hamilton says: This is British-based, and it'll cost you a small sum, but it looks like a nice guide to some of the basics of journalism, and how that can be applied at the hyperlocal level.
- Rosenstiel, A Journalism Optimist - But It May Be a Long Wait - Center for Sustainable Journalismsustainablejournalism.orgMark Hamilton says: Len Witt interviews Tom Rosenstiel about the future for journalism.Quote: It’s going to get worse before it gets better but it is creative destruction.
- The long and the short of media content | Emily Bell | Media | guardian.co.ukGuardianMark Hamilton says: A post on the future of the article that really needs to be read and pondered.
- Ottawa eyes visas for Hungarian visitors - The Globe and MailThe Globe and MailMark Hamilton says: Continuing story that deals with Rom refugee requests from central Europe
- The 2010 Media Watch List | Monday Notemondaynote.comMark Hamilton says: Smart commentary on what's ahead for media. No predictions, but plenty of solid analysis.Quote: Frdric Filloux
From Twitter
- nice -- guy snowboarding behind a car through the streets of DC, followed by a cop car: http://bit.ly/bhfqh9 [via @tolles, @mathewi] 9 hrs ago
- @Amadeus3000 yep. and too often the media fails to do the basic statistical thing and relate real numbers. in reply to Amadeus3000 9 hrs ago
- Wonder how local media will react to Harvey Oberfeld's call: "2010 Freebies: Media MUST Come Clean" http://is.gd/7Zckv 10 hrs ago
- Wendy Parker: "...time to grow up, stop complaining about what’s happening in the biz & get on with doing what we love." http://is.gd/7Zb0P 10 hrs ago
- @joeruiz thanks. adding photo/audio integration to a phone that already streams video would by wowzah. #wjchat #NAHJ10 in reply to joeruiz 10 hrs ago
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