In the inevitable run-up to a world of Tweets—and journalism in particular picking up on the technology—the backlash against the trend has begun. No surprise then that the battleground where the luddites will make their stand is … the theater. Continue reading
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MEDIA FARM: MUCH #ADO ABOUT NOTHING
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MEDIA FARM: THE SQUEEZE IS ON
As we reach the final twitches and throes of daily print journalism, it helps to take a wide-angle lens to the situation. Continue reading
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IN THE TUBES: MURDOCH GETS PIED
Murdoch’s hearing was interrupted this afternoon by some vigilante slapstick justice.
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