Kevin: Great thinking from Chris Brogan (via Craig McGinty). Tips on management structure for communities as well as metrics and success criteria.

Kevin: Madison (Wisconsin) Cap Times stops the presses on their daily newspaper becoming an online only plus twice a week tabloid. But as Jay Rosen says: “The presses have stopped but the press goes on.”

Kevin: Interesting article about the Cap Times move to web plus twice weekly tabloid. One investigative journalists worries about feeding the beast, but the ‘beast’ feeds investigations by freeing up journalists. But the beast must be fed.

Kevin: Mark Glaser is live blogging a conference at Berkeley called “Crisis in News: Is There a Future for Investigative Reporting?” Great coverage of a conversation amongst senior media executives. Mark asks: “Are these the people who will really see

Kevin: When lawyers attack blogs. Thomson rolls out a blogging code of ethics as part of their merger with Reuters. Some of this makes sense such as not using a personal blog to air grievances about colleagues, but I don’t see the logic behind barring emp