Monthly Archives: November 2005

Jeff Jarvis has a link to a survey by Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern for none traditional journalists. In basic terms, what are the skills for tomorrow’s journalists and media people going to be? It takes about 5 minutes. On … Continue reading →

Lifesite News, which is an online Canadian Catholic site, puts the talk show’s resignation Monday night in a bit of a different spin. Micheal Coren works in media. It’s a job. Radio talk shows are very hard work. Radio is it’s own … Continue reading →

Jay Currie weighs in on Pajamas Media, an advertising blogging network that is getting more attention than I’ve ever seen in the blogosphere. There are blogging networks, there is citizen journalism, and as blogging becomes more well known, there will … Continue reading →

The first round of voting has begun for the 2005 Canadian Blog Awards. Several are in the best religious blog, including mine. You can vote once a day - the first round of voting closes November 30th. Canadian Blog Awards 2005 … Continue reading →

Can You Hear Me Now? has a wonderful rant about automatic windshield wipers. Really. Happy Thanksgiving to my friends south of the border.

RSS – Really Simple Syndication wasn’t simple the first time I tried it about two years ago. A simple definition is: It is an alternative means of accessing the vast amount of information that now exists on the world wide … Continue reading →

Interesting article in The Herald Tribune about the explosion of Chinese blogs.  The number of blogs in China range from a million to two million, and the population is growing fast. Under President Hu Jintao, the government has waged an energetic … Continue reading →

No, I’m not talking about the criticism leveled at a poor start up by an ad revenue generating blog network called Pajamas Media. They got a lot of buzz because they promised more than they can deliver in the ‘citizen … Continue reading →