The Future of Local News?
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Topix.net cooks up a geolocating algorithm that rounds up regionally relevant write-ups. In Epicenter.
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Esperimento di 'citizen journalism', forse futuro dei media
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By ANDREW WINEKE Gazette TV columnist  Is 9 p.m. the new black? Adding a 9 p.m. newscast is certainly in fashion at local television stations.   On Monday, KOAA/Channels 5&30 announced it would add a new 9 p.m.
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Several notable ventures have launched or raised money this year to create local news sites online in which readers contribute all or most of the news.-Leslie Walker
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Could these events signal a new trend in journalism?
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WASHINGTON, June 7  /PRNewswire/ -- washingtonpost.com, the award-winning news and information Web site, today fortified its position as the best local resource for the D.C. Metro area with the launch of "Local Life," a gateway to the most compelling local content available on the site.
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Some pundits claim that the paid search market has peaked, but new research tells a different story, suggesting that local search is emerging as an important and powerful driver for the paid search market.
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By Mark Harrington, Newsday, Melville, N.Y.  Sep.
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By Carolyn Y. Johnson, The Boston Globe  May 24--The future of journalism is in your hands.   That was the message yesterday as the John S. and James L.
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There have always been problems with distributing urgent public safety information. These problems show up, over and over, with every hurricane, tornado, flood and wildfire. At this moment in history, problems fall in three areas of responsibility (and, for that matter, responsiveness):  The old official channels (radio, TV, newspapers) are scaling back on live news coverage (or on news coverage, period) The new official channels (web sites and services, &quot;reverse 911&quot;) are still, as we've been saying since 1995, &quot;under construction&quot;.  The new unofficial channels (cell phones, blogs, RSS feeds, phone trees) are still no substitute for the Real Thing, whatever it will become. \
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Long before the mass media overload of television, radio and computers, newspapers were the main source of information on local, national and international events.
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With the rise of user-driven content sites, Internet users have a say in what is news. A new study examines the differences between what editors think is newsworthy and what the public does.
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Ad lineage is way down and readership continues to fall off and nobody in the newspaper business will be sorry to see the end of 2007. 2008 could be better, if the online side flourishes and a presidential election drums up additional interest.
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Ever wonder why Google News has been in beta for three years? Possibly because it hasn't figured out a way to make money without enraging publishers who spend fortunes to actually gather the news. Commentary by Adam L. Penenberg.
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Web 2.0 moves into your neighborhood as firms vie to deliver local content to your cell phone
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By Lofton, Lynn  Charlie Stogner is on a mission to give television a local face so that communities have local programming. Billing his StogTV as "your local TV channel," he's using the federallymandated local access provision to build a network of community-based television.
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Web 2.0 is moving into your neighborhood, as more companies vie to deliver local content to your cellphone