This blog mainly is mainly reference material for my occasional lectures in the U.S. and abroad on how technology is transforming journalism and politics. During spells when I don't feed the beast, I bookmark useful resources; find them through the del.icio.us link on the right. Some of my magazine work and personal writing is also archived here.
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Media Resources
- Journalists' Toolbox from SPJ
- Sree on Twitter
Great collection of tips for newbies and skeptics - KCNN: The Freebies List
Free tools for small publishers - JPROF
The blog for teaching journalism - BBC Training
Free online courses - Poynter Institute
Journalism news & courses - Berkeley J-School
Multimedia training and tools - Lynda.com
Affordable software training - News University
Teaching all things journalism - Robb Montgomery
Multimedia training for profit
ePolitics Resources
- Gov 2.0 Club
- e.politics
online advocacy tools & tactics - Tech President
The definitive epolitics site
Media Strategy
- Paid Content
The business of publishing - editorsweblog
the blog of the World Editors Forum - Adrian Holovaty
Whiz kid's blog - The Media Center
Where newspapers look for answers - Newspaper Next
Read the report and the blog - Journalism That Matters
Re-engineering the newsroom - Robin Miller
How newspapers can thrive
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