Future Journalism Project

As the Washington Post tries to create a near real-time fact checking system for political speeches, how might it work? And do we want it to?

Blink once and you’ll miss the content you’re looking for on the dashboard of your social sites. A social search start-up tries to solve this on Tumblr.

The outcome of a Supreme Course case about Monsanto patents on soybean seeds and a small farmer will affect software, biotech and a whole lot more.

Full bleed photos, responsive design and a dash of JavaScript: As the Web matures, designers and storytellers are taking greater advantage of its presentation possibilities.

Applications are now open for the Future Journalism Project Spring Journalism Internship program.

Forrester Research Media industry analyst James McQuivey on the future business models that will emerge from the ashes of the News industry.

Many of journalism’s present problems, perhaps, stem from attempts to professionalize it. To professionalize means to lock people out in order to prevent amateurs from competing.

The FJP launches with thoughts about how we can contribute to journalism conversations, and sustaining long(er) form journalism moving forward.