A lot of research can go into a piece of reporting, and in print the value of that research can only be passed on through brief quotes or references. But on the web, no longer limited by finite column inches, newsrooms can create huge value for readers...
Topics: Publishing 2.0

Responding to the investigation of plagiarism on the web by Jody Rosen at Slate, Publish2's Editorial Director Tammi Marcoullier reflects on her own experience with being plagiarized while blogging for The Washington Post and wonders whether placing..

As newspaper companies lose billions in market capitalization and innovation-minded journalists battle newsroom "curmudgeons" shell-shocked by the rapid pace of change amid increasingly dire economic realities, a lesson in burn-the-rule-book...
Topics: Innovation, Newspapers

For several days my brain has been connecting the blogstorm over AP trying to dictate how much of their content can be quoted on the web with the "quote" that Nick Carr lifted from one of my blog posts in his Atlantic article -- I finally...
Topics: Online Publishing

The Associated Press is facing a blog firestorm after issuing take down notices to Drudge Retort for linking to and reproducing snippets of AP stories. AP is now attempting to define how their stories can be linked to and excerpted -- and the response...
Topics: Publishing 2.0