Journatic, a media startup that produces hyper-local content for newspapers, has been criticized as a "content farm." But in an interview with GigaOM, founder Brian Timpone says not only his model more efficient than that of a newspaper, but it can actually help produce better journalism.
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Journatic, a local-journalism aggregation startup that used to provide content to newspapers such as the Chicago Tribune, has been criticized for a series of ethical lapses -- but that doesn't mean the kind of outsourcing it represe... Read Post
The controversy over new-media startup Journatic and its hyper-local news service says a lot about how difficult it is to find new ways of producing journalism, in part because the traditional media industry and its supporters want ... Read Post
Wired | The Atlantic Wire | GigaOm Brian Timpone took offense Wednesday at the suggestion that his company Journatic is a content farm. Journatic has, he wrote on a Google+ discussion, “been producing news for media companies for se... Read Post