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Mark Glaser: Journalist, Critic, Facilitator, New Media Expert
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MediaShift is a weblog that will track how new media—from weblogs to podcasts to citizen journalism—are changing society and culture. Continued...

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About MediaShift

MediaShift is a weblog that will track how digital media technologies and techniques such as weblogs, RSS, podcasting, citizen journalism, wikis, news aggregators and video repositories are changing our world. It will tell stories of how the shifting media landscape is changing the way we get our news and information, while also providing a place for public participation and feedback.

MediaShift elements include:

The Blog: The main meat of the matter, where we will dig deeper into issues, interview important minds, and showcase intelligent sources and you, the readers. Plus, you have the chance to add your comments to each post.

Top 5: A running tally of the people, trends and technologies that are on our radar.

Your Take: Grab the podium and run with it. Well, don't run away with it, but please give your 2 cents on an important media-shifting question of the week.

The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation provided a grant to MediaShift to produce Idea Lab and to upgrade MediaShift with audio, video and citizen journalism projects. Since 1950 the foundation has granted more than $300 million to advance journalism quality and freedom of expression. Knight Foundation supports ideas and projects that create transformational change.

Site Credits

Editor & Host: Mark Glaser

Hosting & Editorial Support: PBS Interactive

Special thanks to KQED Interactive

Design & Development: Patric King & Su of Pretty

Photo of Mark Glaser: Amy Carr Photography

Idea Lab: reinventing community news for the digital age.

The Week's Top 5, People, Trends and Tech on our Radar

  1. Yahoo alone
    Microsoft drops bid, so pressure’s on Yahoo
  2. Maker Faire 2008
    Burning Man meets a high school science fair
  3. Serious games
    Games used for contests, explaining subjects
  4. Nine Inch Nails
    New album is free, with Creative Commons license
  5. Digital IDG
    52 percent of revenues online for tech publisher

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