Yes, it is that time again - let the parade of end-of-the-year lists begin.
So, to kick things off, we want to know what you think the top story of the year in the Nashua region was.
Please go to our forums, vote in the poll (http://www.nashuatelegraph.com/2006) and leave a note explaining your choice.
Is there [...]

Gannett is working on that innovation thing in Ft Meyers - experiementing with ‘mojos’ mobile journalists, who are basically nomad-reporters, working out of their car covering the local community.
Leonard Witt at PJNet Today has some great commentary on this development which really sums it up nicely:
He runs from story to story like a Domino’s Pizza [...]

This is really only directly relevant for people producing multimedia for the web - but Joe Weiss, genius/inventor of Soundslides has released a beta version of his software that allows the export of audio slideshows straight to video.
Soundslides, if you are not familiar, has created a growing revolution of multimedia photojournalism at newspapers big [...]

Almost on a daily basis we are confronted with evidence that "things" have changed in the media game.
Today’s case: an unexpectedly large readership this week for a story in our online archives from June. The story, about Michael Gannon first gained national attention back in June, and was linked to from Slashdot.org, sending tens of [...]

In a nod to Andy Warhol, it is frequently said that, "On the Web, everyone will be famous to 15 people."
Of course, the same thing is true of "real" life, but one of the fascinating results of the online world is that you can often watch it happen, Web site by Web site.
I had [...]