[...] Web and its implications for the practice of online newsgathering—-the river metaphor of a “newstream” that journalists must now curate for their audience. Part of that paradigm shift calls on [...]

[...] The content cascade: How content will flow in digital news enterprises » Nieman Journalism Lab [...]

[...] additions to news coverage. (Martin Langeveld has explored similar territory in calling for a “content cascade” of [...]

[...] The content cascade: How content will flow in digital news enterprises [...]

[...] Web and its implications for the practice of online newsgathering—-the river metaphor of a “newstream” that journalists must now curate for their audience. Part of that paradigm shift calls on [...]

[...] a few more  interesting perspectives on how to frame journalism for the future. I’m sure the cascade metaphor resonates with many a front-line [...]

[...] about this since reading (*cough* back in the spring *cough*) Martin Langeveld’s vision of how content will flow in future newsrooms, and Matt Thompson’s imagining the difficulties of implementing the [...]

[...] thinking about posting stories. Instead, organize your content management as a cascade; let it flow from raw input into Tweets, social networks and blogs; distill it into a wiki; [...]

[...] piece is called The content cascade: How content will flow in digital news enterprises. It’s by Martin Langeveld. Martin is working with Bill Densmore on another project that will [...]

[...] En dan helpt het als journalisten meedenken over manieren waarop ze waarde kunnen toevoegen aan de waterval van informatie waaraan we dagelijks het hoofd moeten [...]

[...] The content cascade: How content will flow in digital news enterprises – "Rather than trying to redefine “the basic unit of news” — it used to be the story; is it now the fact, or the topic, the issue, or what? — and what that implies for the work of journalists, going forward it will be most useful to think about content as a cascade, as in a stream running down a rocky glen, always moving, dividing, uniting, filling pools here and there, constantly finding new niches to fill." [...]

[...] the entire content flow:  Get away from the focus on a daily cycle of story production, and create a content cascade system, in which content washes naturally (and efficiently) through a malleable structure of blogs, [...]

Would you like to try that one again? Do you have any idea of the vast pile of generally accepted facts and opinions which have nothing at all to do with wisdom?

You need to do some deeper thinking on what constitutes wisdom.

[...] takes the idea that the topic should replace the article as the basic unit of digital-age news a step further, discussing how reporters would work in what he calls the “content cascade.” [...]