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20 Years of Tech Journalism

Talkat DLD NYC 14 · 2014-04-30..05-01
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Journalism starts as hobbyist reporting and becomes mainstream but the practice shifts: chasing “most emailed” metrics and instant aggregation often replaces original reporting. Examples: four months of work to break the Google self‑driving car story, Nest embargo tensions over a smart smoke detector, the viral but unreported Foldscope paper microscope, and a $1,795 golf cart that follows its owner alongside Mercedes’ traffic‑jam assist — concrete signs that access, sourcing and two‑way attribution matter now.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 3:19The art of reporting
  3. 5:05The competitive landscape
  4. 7:59Building longterm relationships
  5. 10:52Picking up other peoples content
  6. 13:27Hyperlinks
  7. 15:05Getting Inside Companies
  8. 16:40Framing Stories
  9. 17:34Not Getting Enough Attention
  10. 20:14Connecting the Dots
  11. 21:14Wrap Up
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