Next week's readings:

• Video stories put newspapers on a whole new page Sept. 24, 2006. Nick Madigan, The Baltimore Sun.

• Going full circle to push boundaries at Guardian Unlimited Sept. 23, 2006.
  Emily Bell, The Guardian (UK).

• To maximize online revenue, newspapers must synchronize department Sept. 26, 2006. Jodie Hopperton, The Editor's Weblog.

• UK: Financial Times to introduce multimedia newsroom Sept. 25, 2006. The Editor's Weblog.

• Syndicate this! Linking old media to new March 27, 2006. Stephen Bryant, Online Journalism Review.

Next week's web readings:

Technology Law Roundup Sept. 20, 2006. Struan Robertson. Times Online.

Reuters Announces $100,000 Grant for NewAssignment.net Sept. 20, 2006.

What’s good on the Web? Sept. 19, 2006. Frank Barnako. MarketWatch

2006 Knight-Batten Award Winners Advance Discovery, Participation, Transparency

New $5M fund for experiments in community journalism Sept. 18, 2006

A Defining Moment For Tribune Sept. 20, 2006. Stan Simpson. The Hartford Courant.

Putting the "Izz" Back into Journalism Sept. 19, 2006. Gary Moskowitz, WireTap.

Budding reporters sell out journalism for a wedding photo discount, but don’t get it Sept. 19, 2006.Shane Johnson. Salt Lake City Weekly.

Thursday, Sept. 14, 2006

Next week's readings:

News21 Produces Investigative Reports, But Can Universities Think Different? Aug. 30, 2006. Mark Glaser, Mediashift, PBS

Citizen Journalism Not About 'Amateurs' or 'Pros' Sept. 5, 2006. Interview with OhmyNews citizen reporter Ronda Hauben

Online-News: Have We Come Far Enough? July 26, 2006. Steve Outing, Editor & Publisher

Beyond the integrated newsroom Sept. 13, 2006. Oliver Luft, Online Journalism News

Telegraph reinvents the wheel Sept. 10, 2006, Peter Preston, Guardian Unlimited

Traditional values of journalism guide new media decisions Sept. 10, 2006. Melanie Sill, The News & Observer.