Mit einer simplen Erklärung haben Forscher das jahrhundertealte Rätsel um Absinth gelüftet: Nicht das Nervengift Thujon ist für die legendäre Wirkung des Trunks verantwortlich. Ein Wissenschaftler aus Karlsruhe wies mit seinen Kollegen nun nach, dass allein hochkonzentrierter Alkohol den Absinth so wirkungsvoll macht.

.... na dann ;-))

Via: Sueddeutsche

http://www.kcnn.org/legal_risk

Interessantes Lernmodul von Knight Citizen News Network (in Zusammenarbeit mit dem J-Lab):

Internet participation has exploded across blogs, social networks and citizen media sites. At the same time, lawsuits with sometimes scary damages claims are sparking anxiety. Whether you're a blogger, Facebook member, hyperlocal citizen journalist, or occasional Web site contributor, how can you protect yourself against legal risk?

Hier gehts zu den Top 10 Rules for limiting legal Risk

Just do it!!

Via: cyberjournalist.net

For our first project we have taken Jo Geary’s news interactivity index, and applied it Europe-wide, creating an ‘interactivity index’ of newspapers across European countries - at the moment: the UK, Spain, Portugal, Macedonia, Hungary, Poland and Switzerland…



NZZ - 20Minuten



Tagi - Blick

Selber austesten:
http://journalismenterprise.com/news-interactivity-index/

Und übrigens:
You can expand this index: Add newspapers from your country. E-mail Nicolas to request a password: nicolas (at) observatoiredesmedias.com

Via: Poynter.org: European News Interactivity Index und Online Journalism Blog

Via: Cyberjournalist.net

"You can’t mandate mindset. But you can grow culture."
Ryan Sholin

Genau !!

Via: Invisible Inkling

"As Web journalism took off, the online staff found themselves in an all-new form of hell. Every day was filled with the whining, complaining and resentments of the print staff. I assure you -- the Web journalists who have managed to escape that scene are not eager to start hiring the same moaning characters they left behind. The big secret of Web journalism is that it's fun. And we don't want anyone to spoil that."

Sagt Paul Conley in seinem Beitrag: Where can print-reporters go?
Via: journalistenschredder