Craigslist founder working on new journalism project
He described the project on his blog with sparse words:
"I'm working with some folks on technologies that promise to help people find the most trusted versions of the more important stories... and this is personal, helping out another group not associated with craigslist. This kind of technology is intended to preserve the best of existing journalistic practices, and should help retain newsroom jobs."
Craig will be trying to connect his "wisdom of the masses" classified advertising approach to the news process where readers will become editors.
Craig is not trying to replace newspapers, but he is trying to help. He encouraged R & D in Oxford; "The faster that the newspaper industry develops new forms of delivery - flexible screens connected to your cell phone - the faster important jobs can be preserved."
Sources: craigblog, Editor and Publisher, MarketWatch, PaidContent
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