Journalism

Update 2: I forgot to mention there is a sidebar. Dawn’s name is spelled right there. Update: So my first NYT piece is marred with a mistake and I feel like a total idiot. Dawn Misceli’s name was misspelled. It is properly spelled Dawn Miceli. I apologize. New Food for IPods: Audio by Subscription By CYRUS FARIVAR October 28, 2004 TUCKED away in their old farmhouse in Wayne, Wis., surrounded by dairy farms and cornfields, Dawn Misceli, 28, and Drew…

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New story in Wired News — this grew out of an assignment that I had last week for RW1.

My first foray into photography. Wired News publishes my photo essay on the ArtBots festival in Harlem last weekend.

I love Seymour Hersh, but this doesn’t look good. WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 – Senior military and national security officials in the Bush administration were repeatedly warned by subordinates in 2002 and 2003 that prisoners in military custody were being abused, according to a new book by a prominent journalist. Seymour M. Hersh, a writer for The New Yorker who earlier this year was among the first to disclose details of the abuses of prisoners at Abu Ghraib in Iraq, makes…

Remind me not to write about an 84 year-old pool player from Barbados again. This is seriously the hardest story I’ve ever had to write.

Cops Put Brakes on Bike Protest

Check it, yo.

Ed: Jack Shafer of Slate fame came to talk to the J-school today. He challenged the audience to live-blog this at the beginning, so I did. This is a rough account of his talk. The joke is on the people who aren’t new media people. In the last 10-15 yrs, we’ve seen a convergence of media all into one. It begins at a New Media project. They’re weaving a new media before they rebroadcast it as a newspaper. That’s really…

For those of you who missed it.