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By the time I arrived, the room was full. I spotted a reporter from the New York Times, Ellen Barry, together with leading representatives from the British and US media. It was hard to escape the conclusion that power in journalism was shifting. It was moving away from established print titles and towards open-source innovators. The new hero of journalism was no longer a grizzled investigator burning shoe leather, à la All the President’s Men, but a pasty-looking kid in front of a MacBook Air. | By the time I arrived, the room was full. I spotted a reporter from the New York Times, Ellen Barry, together with leading representatives from the British and US media. It was hard to escape the conclusion that power in journalism was shifting. It was moving away from established print titles and towards open-source innovators. The new hero of journalism was no longer a grizzled investigator burning shoe leather, à la All the President’s Men, but a pasty-looking kid in front of a MacBook Air. | ||
=====California man runs for governor to test Facebook rules on lying===== | |||
<embed> https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2019/oct/29/california-man-adriel-hampton-stands-governor-facebook-rules-lying </embed> | <embed> https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2019/oct/29/california-man-adriel-hampton-stands-governor-facebook-rules-lying </embed> | ||
