News and Journalism Resources

If you don't like journalists...

...you'll love the Media Watchdog : they keep track of all our misdeeds. Want to complain ? the Organization of News Ombudsmen is ready to help you - and us. If you prefer a one-to-one discussion I'm probably sitting at the bar of the National Press Club, jogging in the yards of the digital campus or chatting with other bastards in the Compuserve Journalism Forum.

95's top of the news on the net: CNN Interactive, C/Net Central, USA Today, Boston.com, NandO Times, HotWired, Electronic Telegraph, Reuters NewMedia, TimesFax, Mercury Center, Money and Investing Update, U.S. News Online, ESPNet SportsZone, Philadelphia Online, Time Daily/Path Finder, ZDNet, Houston Chronicle, The Gate, The Globe and Mail, Detroit News, EduPage, Irish Times, Jerusalem Post, Byte, The Age.
Here's a large, large list of news sources and here's another one.
And here's a big, big list of journalism resources and here's another one.
Oh, and here's probably the biggest one on journalistic issues.
Still looking for something connected to the media ? Check this one. Or forget about it.
The academic touch with style: the Poynter Institute.
Another interesting site for journalists turned thinkers.
Here's a place with pointers to reports on reporting by reporters.
A fantastic reservoir of evidence: the Vanderbilt Television News Archive.
Some victims of the media tell their stories: in 21stc you'll find metanews, stories about the way news were reported by those who originally made it - the news.
Television+Internet equals the worst of both evil worlds ? here is a valid defense argument.
Want to become a member of the tribe after all ? Check the useful Reporter's Internet Guide. It's a good starting point. Then get yourself a style with these software writing tools. And keep an eye on the real evil: censorship. As a remainder here's a collection of banned books.