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Apple Blocks Cartoonist From App Store
ink writes “Here is another troubling anecdote on the iWeb front: ‘This week cartoonist Mark Fiore made Internet and journalism history as the first online-only journalist to win a Pulitzer Prize....
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Bad PR Forces Apple To Reconsider Banning Mark Fiore’s App
cmiller173 writes with word from Wired that “After bad press over banning Pulitzer Prize-winning political cartoonist Mark Fiore’s app from the app store, Apple has asked him to re-submit the entry.”...
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CNN Announces iReport Awards for Participatory Journalism
If you’re a TV actor, you have the Emmy Awards. If you’re a journalist, you have the Pulitzer Prize. But if you’re a citizen reporter, what do you have? Nothing, until now. CNN announced today that it...
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Amazon Opens App Store for Android; Apple Is Displeased
What’s the News: Despite Apple’s recent lawsuit against Amazon’s use of the term “Appstore,” Amazon successfully began selling applications for the Google Android smart phone yesterday. The launch...
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Give The Onion a Pulitzer Campaign Gaining Steam
Long before Stewart or Colbert were on TV you could count on The Onion to bring you your daily dose of fake or funny news. After the recent publication of their 1000th issue, a small but growing...
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Tesla CEO Wrong About Model S Timeline? $1,000,000 Says Yes
thecarchik writes with the snarky-sounding claim that Elon Musk, CEO of electric-car startup Tesla Motors, sometimes says “things that later prove not to be quite true.” thecarchik coontinues: In...
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Ready, Set, Download the Universe
Download the Universe brings together 15 of the Internet’s top science folks in an online forum that guides readers through the vast world of digital science ebooks, texts and apps. It was born last...
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The Rise of Chemophobia In the News
eldavojohn writes “American news outlets like The New York Times seem to thrive on chemophobia — consumer fear of the ambiguous concept of ‘chemicals.’ As a result, Pulitzer-prize winning science...
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