Showing posts with label newspapers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label newspapers. Show all posts

Monday, 5 January 2009

An Exhibition of the old new media


The resemblance between early Renaissance journalism and the current state of the Internet is uncanny. But there's a chastening lesson here for the Web as well. The Web is exuberant, democratic, unruly and thrilling. But Web-based journalists haven't really pioneered a new form. They've merely rejuvenated some dusty old ways of jousting with words.



From the Washington Post.

Tuesday, 1 May 2007

Europe: From the People's Daily (China) online

The opening of the large museums indeed make people feel the essence of the European Culture. Various large events being held in the museums show that people still recognize and respect the European culture and history. A good example is that politicians signed their Berlin Declaration in the German Historic Museum.


How one of the most influential newspapers in the world sees Europe on Mayday, 2007.