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Newsweek goes all-digital, will cease print publishing at end of 2012

by Mel Martin (Oct 18th, 2012)

Newsweek Magazine is almost 80 years old, but the print edition isn't going to get much older. The magazine's December 31 issue will be the final one in paper-and-ink format. After that, Newsweek will be all-digital and change its name to Newsweek Global. Newsweek Global will be available for ...

New York Times seems to fall from Apple's favor (Updated)

by Mel Martin (Feb 17th, 2012)

Update: Both David Pogue and Andy Ihnatko responded to our request for comment about when they got briefed on Mountain Lion. Pogue did receive an advance briefing and a loaner laptop. See below for details. The New York Times appears to be pouting a bit, according to the Washington Post, because ...

The future of photojournalism: Condition ONE puts you in the middle of world events

by Michael Grothaus (Nov 11th, 2011)

Back in April I gave you a preview of Condition ONE, a disruptive technology about to wash over traditional journalism. The app promised to allow viewers to become completely immersed in the event they are watching thanks to the proprietary camera technology used to record the event and the ...

BBC reporters about to start broadcasting live using only an iPhone and 3G service

by Michael Grothaus (Jun 14th, 2011)

Within the next month, the BBC is set to roll out an iOS app that will allow field reporters to broadcast live from their iPhone using nothing but the 3G service to carry the data transmission, an article from Journalism.co.uk states. The app will also allow BBC field reporters to file still ...

Fortune's 'Inside Apple' article lands on Kindle Top 10 Bestseller list

by Michael Grothaus (May 16th, 2011)

I write for an Apple-centric site, so I know how much people love any information they can get about Apple. Even so, I never thought such information would land on Amazon's Kindle Bestseller list, but that's exactly what happened this week. Earlier this month, we told you about Adam Lashinsky's ...

iPhone video on the air

by Mel Martin (Jun 23rd, 2009)

A Miami television station aired a story completely shot on an iPhone, as they covered the launch of the iPhone 3GS. The video looks pretty good, and once it was shot it was uploaded to Final Cut Pro for editing. Although you can trim the beginning and end of clips on the iPhone itself, you really ...

Citizen journalists: CBS EyeMobile

by Steven Sande (Sep 15th, 2008)

So, you're walking down the street and you see a bank robbery in progress, or you're driving your car down a road in rural Illinois and see a biplane crash into a loaded gasoline tanker truck. Now you can be a CBS "eye on the street" roving reporter with EyeMobile for iPhone. CBS wants you to take ...

New tips for audio journalism from Apple

by Michael Rose (May 29th, 2007)

As a holiday weekend treat for the ink-stained wretches among us, Apple added a new article Friday to the ongoing series for journalists making the leap to multimedia newsgathering, Audio in Rich Media, up on the Pro site. Focused on the right gadget choices for audio recording on the go, Joe Gore's ...

AOL refreshes Netscape as social news site with a twist

by David Chartier (Jun 16th, 2006)

AOL yesterday relaunched the aging Netscape.com as a social news site (yea, like digg) but with a professional journalistic twist. Check it out. Anyone can sign up, submit and vote on interesting stories from across the web in a wide range of categories from politics, money, television, technology, ...