48 Hour Magazine is now available online. The project, “which was just a concept 14 days ago,” was a complete success, with over 1,502 submissions. A very special (albeit somewhat…
“Four students at New York University’s Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences want to create an alternative to current social media that lets users better control their privacy.” Facebook, meet Diaspora,…
“I have no idea if that’s a good way to ‘break-in.’ Considering that the state of journalism today is like that of a bank that has been robbed, it’s hard…
The ambitious folks behind 48 Hour Magazine plan to “write, photograph, illustrate, design, edit, and ship a magazine in two days,” and you can join them. With the theme of…
Many websites recently rocked redesigns, including The Believer, Publishers Weekly, and n+1. VQR has a full list of this week’s online face lifts, but notes that redesigns are “not always…
The Revealer, loosely affiliated with the Center for Religion and Media at NYU and Killing the Buddha, covers “religion in the news and the news about religion.” An article about…
At an anti-G8 demonstration in San Francisco in 2005, police and demonstrators clashed. Josh Wolf, then 23, videotaped the whole thing. When he refused to turn over his tapes to…
“Today I was tipped off that there is a major security flaw in the social networking site that, with just a few mouse clicks, enables any user to view the…
“Some of my job is being the Web evangelist in the office – getting people involved and explaining why the Web is helpful to them and their story.” Sparksheet talks…
Today we published a review of David Goodwillie’s American Subversive by Eric B. Martin that it isn’t so much a review as an essay that tackles some really important questions…
Rep. Duncan D. Hunter of California–a guy who owes his career to his father and the population of the Congressional district who continually re-elected him–thinks that being born in the…