Good advice.

@sharifkouddous: “Amy Goodman, Nicole Salazar and I filed a lawsuit today challenging the police crackdown on journalists at the ’08 RNC” (http://twitter.com/sharifkouddous/status/13428699879)

Photographers have banded together to publish a magazine via MagCloud to benefit survivors of the Haiti earthquake.

Connor Dougherty on rising poverty across the U.S. Looks at Census Bureau data.

Murdoch paid content roundup, via Lydia.

Some changes to how EveryBlock handles and represents geographic information as well as a quick overview of geocoding.

Steven Berlin Johnson on the changing nature of content and implications for the news business.

Tom Teodorczuk, back in January, gets Clay Shirky’s take on the media landscape and the future of news.

This is one of the great pieces of writing on and about the Internet, focusing on the web’s impact on the newspaper business, which seems not long for this world.

Eric Etheridge with a round-up of opinion on the future of newspapers.

John Emerson researches coverage of wars in Democratic Republic of Congo and Darfur using the New York Times Article Search API and concludes there has been a massive discrepancy between coverage of the former (very little) and the latter (a lot), despite the fact that many more lives have been lost in conflict in the DRC.

David Robinson argues against newspapers charging ISPs for content access.

All those facts and figures, you can search them.

David Folkenflik on the future of newspapers. Via Jeff Cohen.