Every journalist and news organization has a Twitter and Facebook account these days. But too many journalists are content to use those platforms exclusively for self-promotion and banter, which min...
Mark Johnson
Mark Johnson is community editor of The Economist, and the paper's internet and society correspondent. He manages and develops reader community features on The Economist online and across several social networks. He also writes about technology, politics and international relations, in print and on the web. Before joining The Economist in 2010 he worked in publishing, developing digital strategy at HarperCollins.
Digital journalism beyond today's news: whatever became of weeklies? It looked at one point as if journalism on the web could and should only be offered in quick, short bursts. We are instead discove...
This year marks the Columbia Journalism Review's 50th anniversary, and in the anniversary issue CJR online editor Justin Peters edited a section that looked ahead to the next fifty years of news. Ne...