but Jay Rosen’s piece in his blog, Pressthink, is likely the most important writing about weblogs OR journalism that we’ll get all year: Bloggers vs. Journalists is Over. Many chewy bits to read and re-read in there. Bottom line – journalism is a practice.
A Zeke’s Gallery Compendium
on his writing about Roadsworth: All Roadsworth, All the Time!. Roadsworth is a Montreal artist whose medium happens to be the streets and sidewalks. There’s a collection of photos of his work at Flickr (where else?).
Team Zissou!
Originally uploaded by mikel.
I’m very happy to have found my red toque during recent cleanup and green-bag archiving activities around the house. I wore it to the massive anti-war protests in 2002, which was also the same day Nadia and I bought our wedding bands at Birks, but lost it promptly thereafter.
AJ has posted
a great review of The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou, the great new Wes Anderson movie. I love the movie even more as time passes since I saw it, and it will definitely be among the few films I buy on DVD when it is released in a few months.
The Globe and Mail
is running a good story by Guy Dixon: How copyright could be killing culture. It’s focused on the documentary film “Eyes on the Prize”, which featured a great deal of archival footage that they only purchased 5-year rights to include. For those who follow “copyfight” related stories there’s likely nothing new in the article, but for people with more of a passing interest, the article is a good summary of the issues at play, and at stake.
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