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Greetings from Eire’s drizzly shores. Unfortunately, this isn’t going to win me any friends; and may well alienate some of my readers; but fuck it, it needs saying. The big news in the Apple/iPhone media last week and this week is the story of how Apple denied App Store Access to a program citing as the reason that the application in question duplicated functionality built into iTunes. This, of course has been met with the usual hyperbolic reactions ranging from approval to threats of mass dev

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Xark!: Coordinates 2.0: Have your say “People who are actively building (or thinking about building) the news sites and journalistic organizations of the future might want to think their way around these concepts. You’ll notice that not everything described here is purely journalistic. As reporters and editors across America are being reminded in 2008, journalism doesn’t take place in a vacuum. Many of these coordinates are focused on the context in which journalism will occur, as well as how

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We here at NYU Local tend to get really excited about New Media, and rightfully so - New Media is what this whole enterprise is all about. It’s about a total commitment to exploring the new world of possibilities for journalism that a web-based platform opens up. That leads us in a dramatically different direction than, say, NYTimes.com, which mostly exists to aggregate content that goes into the print version. Sure, they have some pretty good blogs (I’m a big fan of the Freakonomics blog) an

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