links for 2009-06-30

Adam Tinworth
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  • [I studied print journalism: Now what? | Salon Life](http://www.salon.com/mwt/col/tenn/2009/06/29/journalism/index.html)
    Amusing, especially for long-term journalists.
    (tags: [journalism](http://delicious.com/adders/journalism) [media](http://delicious.com/adders/media) [internet](http://delicious.com/adders/internet) [reporting](http://delicious.com/adders/reporting) [writing](http://delicious.com/adders/writing) [jobs](http://delicious.com/adders/jobs))
  • [Malcolm Gladwell reviews Free by Chris Anderson](http://www.newyorker.com/arts/critics/books/2009/07/06/090706crbo_books_gladwell?currentPage=all)
    Not so much a review, as a counter-argument to some of the key points behind Anderson's arguments about free.
    (tags: [media](http://delicious.com/adders/media) [free](http://delicious.com/adders/free) [chrisanderson](http://delicious.com/adders/chrisanderson) [technology](http://delicious.com/adders/technology) [economics](http://delicious.com/adders/economics) [malcolmgladwell](http://delicious.com/adders/malcolmgladwell) [newyorker](http://delicious.com/adders/newyorker) [business](http://delicious.com/adders/business) [internet](http://delicious.com/adders/internet) [books](http://delicious.com/adders/books))
  • [Saturday Post: If You Are In The Path Of A Disruptive Technology You Are Toast – Goodbye Newspaper Companies](http://www.siliconvalleywatcher.com/mt/archives/2009/06/saturday_post_i.php)
    A suggestion that the internet is so dispruptive as a technology that newspapers can't survive.
    (tags: [journalism](http://delicious.com/adders/journalism) [newspapers](http://delicious.com/adders/newspapers) [media](http://delicious.com/adders/media) [technology](http://delicious.com/adders/technology) [business](http://delicious.com/adders/business) [internet](http://delicious.com/adders/internet) [publishing](http://delicious.com/adders/publishing))
  • [First, kill the lawyers – before they kill the news « BuzzMachine](http://www.buzzmachine.com/2009/06/28/first-kill-the-lawyers-before-they-kill-the-news/#comment-397187)
    And another one jumps on the "give permission to link" bandwagon. The comments are well worth following.
    (tags: [journalism](http://delicious.com/adders/journalism) [publishing](http://delicious.com/adders/publishing) [links](http://delicious.com/adders/links) [linking](http://delicious.com/adders/linking))
  • [How To Save The Newspapers, Vol. XII: Outlaw Linking](http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/06/28/how-to-save-the-newspapers-vol-xii-outlaw-linking/)
    This is astonishing – a judge seriously suggesting the banning of linking without the link recipient's consent. Complete misunderstanding of the web…
    (tags: [publishing](http://delicious.com/adders/publishing) [newspapers](http://delicious.com/adders/newspapers) [media](http://delicious.com/adders/media) [business](http://delicious.com/adders/business) [links](http://delicious.com/adders/links) [news](http://delicious.com/adders/news))
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Adam is a lecturer, trainer and writer. He's been a blogger for over 20 years, and a journalist for more than 30. He lectures on audience strategy and engagement at City, University of London.

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Adam Tinworth

Adam is a lecturer, trainer and writer. He's been a blogger for over 20 years, and a journalist for more than 30. He lectures on audience strategy and engagement at City, University of London.