Das World Editors Forum, Teil der World Association of Newspapers führt nun auch ein Weblog:
"editorsweblog.org - Practical issues and real solutions for working editors and senior newsroom executives"
Einzelne Rubriken sind u.A:
* Tabloid vs. broadsheet
* Converged or diverged? The multiplatform newsroom
* Is blogging journalism? How newspapers use the bloggers
* New readers: how to involve them
* What is newsworthy or how to reshape the future of the newspaper

Bisher ist das Ganze noch eher mager, wie Steve Yelvington bemerkt:

The aim, writes WEF director Bertrand Pecquerie, is "a cooperative weblog and a real international forum." WEF board members are supposed to be posting, but at this point -- admittedly, this is a new site -- Pecquerie seems to be the only one. And, curiously, readers are not invited to reply to the postings. As a result, it seems to me to be an old-style journalism effort that doesn't tap the potential of conversation within a broad-based community of editors.
http://wef.blogs.com/editors/

Das "life"-Weblog zur Poynter.org-Veranstaltung, Convergence Journalism for College Educators (N301):

This blog is originating from St. Petersburg, Florida, where journalism educators are discussing how they might teach journalism in a converged environment. It is being posted February 8-13 so our students, bosses, spouses and signicant others know we're working, not getting a tan.
http://convergedoyster.blogspot.com/