HomeMedia CritiqueOnline Journalism, Then and Now Online Journalism, Then and Now Author Daedalus Howell Date February 24, 2011 Category Media Critique Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Trend-tracking in online journalism has yielded some interesting findings. Notions of community and monetization are key as this info-graphic suggests. Via @daigledigital Related Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Daedalus HowellDaedalus Howell is the writer-director of the films Pill Head (on Amazon) and the upcoming Wolf Story. He is the author, most recently, of the novel "Quantum Deadline" and editor of The North Bay Bohemian and The Pacific Sun. Learn how he went from small-town newspaperman to a feature film director here. Previous articleHow to Make a NewspaperNext articleGaming the Story | Insights from The Art of Immersion by Frank Rose You may also like ‘Graphic Blandishment’ Explained, Sort Of Cine-meh: Small-screen Blues How the Volkswagen Logo Signals a Fresh Start Any thoughts? Cancel reply This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Daedalus HowellDaedalus Howell is the writer-director of the films Pill Head (on Amazon) and the upcoming Wolf Story. He is the author, most recently, of the novel "Quantum Deadline" and editor of The North Bay Bohemian and The Pacific Sun. Learn how he went from small-town newspaperman to a feature film director here. Recent posts Shit, I Missed Banned Books Week September 28, 2022 Two Buck Chuck 20th Anniversary September 18, 2022 RIP Godard September 13, 2022 Under the Influencer: The Cost of ‘Free Beer’ September 9, 2022 Sterling Lord, Agent Provocateur September 5, 2022
