There have been a lot of discussions lately about how the Internet is changing traditional media. Viewpoints from either side tend to await the chance to discredit the other and we end up with story after story about how the Internet is going to be the death of pen and paper news.
It seems though that one group of people has been sorely missed: those who understand that the Internet is a tool for helping them to provide more interactive, better-written traditional media. It is with this in mind that we want to extend congratulations to Cory Haik and The Seattle Times for recent Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage, including the use of Google Wave …
Google wave is a recent real time communication application from Google. Though the application is still under development and yet to be launched in the market it is being touted as the next big thing in the arena of instant communication platforms. Google wave offers instant messaging, email, web chat, project management tools and social networking applications all in one …
