Experts
Jay Rosen
Assoc. Professor, New York University
The NYU Journalism critic on how to digest all the news that prints online. Read More
Jay Rosen outlines the three models that will exist for dissemination of online content. Read More
Jay Rosen talks about how Twitter provides him with a network of expert guides. Read More
Jay Rosen talks about how we first started blogging. Read More
Jay Rosen says self-publishing is the easy part. The challenge is joining the conversation. Read More
Jay Rosen gives a preview of his class, "The Rise of the Web." Read More
Jay Rosen talks about the potential for online collaboration to alter governmental administration. Read More
Jay Rosen says J-Schools need to retire their newsroom models and embrace the future of reportage. Read More
Jay Rosen on how the media could actually make coverage of politics interesting. Read More
Jay Rosen explains how journalists are adapting to the digital age. Read More
About Jay Rosen
Jay Rosen teaches Journalism at New York University, where has been on the faculty since 1986. He is the author of PressThink, a weblog about journalism and its ordeals, which he introduced in September 2003. In June 2005, PressThink won the Reporters Without Borders 2005 Freedom Blog award for outstanding defense of free expression. In July 2006 he announced the debut NewAssignment.Net, his experimental site for pro-am, open source reporting projects. The first one was called Assignment Zero, a collaboration with Wired.com. A second project is OfftheBus.Net with the Huffington Post.