4 ideas from Daniel on subverting newsroom culture.

"It’s worth noting Nginx handled this traffic in the most performant manner as possible; unfortunately, it doesn’t help all that much when your web application launches a denial-of-service attack on itself."

Three problems that need solving in modern education.

Daniel Bachhuber's thoughts on universities and journalistic activity. For the Carnival of Journalism.

Great idea for analyzing language in support responses. Could be nifty in Automattic.

Daniel Bachhuber answers my question on Kommons about how his reading habits have changed since he quit Twitter.

"Sound familiar? That’s exactly what newspaper companies have been like. Now they face competition from startups that can build new products faster than they can because they’re technology companies at the core."

Daniel reflects on some of the challenges in leaving Twitter and Facebook behind.

Jay Rosen talks about the launch of East Village Local.

Daniel Bachhuber writes his first article for Nieman Journalism Lab. Interesting bit about TimesOpen.

Daniel Bachhuber's ideas for integration many collaborative elements into the CUNY Journalism School classroom.

"I suspect The Youth are publishing more than ever, but it’s coming in the form of Facebooking and Tumblring instead of maintaining a blog because the proprietary tools, unfortunately, have better readers right now than the open source ones."

Summary of American Public Media's new initiative to bring their audience deeper into the reporting process.

Summary of Peer News as discussed at April 2010's BarCamp NewsInnovation Philadelphia.

We need a way to track the information that is flowing through our consumption patterns. It should be semantic and smart in the way that it tracks knowledge.