Tag Archives: Seattle Times

Seattle fashion bloggers looking sharp in Pacific Northwest Magazine

Posted on September 4, 2011 by Mike Fancher

The Seattle Journalism Commons includes a list of noteworthy local blogs and news sites that are redefining news and information in the Greater Seattle area. Pacific Northwest Magazine highlights a category not yet on the list — fashion bloggers. The … Continue reading →

Posted in Re-inventing Journalism, What's Working | Tagged boraborastyle.blogspot.com, emeraldcloset.com, it'smydarlin'.com, lindsayliving.com, Pacific Northwest Magazine, Seattle journalism, Seattle Times, seattlealamode.com, YouLookFab.com | Comments Off

Seattle couple completes 50-state newspaper tour

Posted on August 16, 2011 by Mike Fancher

Seattleites Paul Steinle and Sara Brown have completed a year-long road trip to answer the question, “Who needs newspapers?” They presented their findings last week at the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communications (AEJMC) national convention in St. … Continue reading →

Posted in Miscellaneous | Tagged AEJMC, Frank Blethen, Paul Steinle, Sara Brown, Seattle Times, Who Needs Newspapers? | Comments Off

New local partners for Seattle Times

Posted on July 15, 2011 by Mike Fancher

The Seattle Times announced it has added three websites to its News Partner Network. They are Inside Bainbridge, My Everett News and Seattle’s Child. All together, The Times now has forty partners in three categories: local news sites, including many … Continue reading →

Posted in Re-inventing Journalism, What's Working | Tagged Bob Payne, Capitol Hill Seattle Blog, Cory Bergman, Inside Bainbridge, J-Lab, Justin Carder, Kate Bergman, My Everett News, News Partner Network, Next Door Media, Northwest Asian Weekly, Northwest Vietnamese News, Public Data Ferret, Public Eye Northwest, Seattle Times, Seattle's Child, Tracy Record, West Seattle Blog | Comments Off

Building alliances for investigative journalism

Posted on June 2, 2011 by Mike Fancher

Sandy Rowe, former editor of The Oregonian, makes the case for collaboration in local investigative reporting in a new discussion paper for the Joan Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy. She writes: Growing evidence suggests that collaborations … Continue reading →

Posted in Re-inventing Journalism | Tagged collaborative journalism, Investigate West, investigative reporting, KING 5, KUOW, Sandy Rowe, Seattle Times, Shorenstein Center | 2 Comments

Ben Huh aims his harpoon at big breaking news

Posted on May 25, 2011 by Mike Fancher

Cheezburger Network CEO Ben Huh is advancing some ideas he broached in a recent appearance in Seattle. In a new blog post, Huh addresses the question, “Why are we still consuming news like it’s 1899?” Huh’s overall assessment is blunt: … Continue reading →

Posted in Re-inventing Journalism | Tagged ben huh, future of journalism, Moby Dick Project, online news, online news association, Pulitzer Prize, Seattle Times, society of professional journalists | 3 Comments

Report – Hacks/Hackers Seattle & Knight-Mozilla News Innovation Challenge

Posted on May 15, 2011 by Jacob Caggiano

Mozilla is best known for Firefox, the open source darling loved by millions which showed us that a browser is more than just a way to load websites, it’s a way to customize your experience of the web itself. Under … Continue reading →

Posted in Events | Tagged Al-Jazeera, BBC, hacks/hackers, html5, knight foundation, Marian Liu, mozilla foundation, Sally James, Seattle Times, The Boston Globe | 5 Comments