More Articles by Rich Gordon

Prof. Gordon is author of "The Definitions and Meanings of Convergence," a chapter in Digital Journalism: Emerging Media and the Changing Horizons of Journalism (Rowman & Littlefield, 2003). The chapter is available online via Online Journalism Review.

Other published work includes:

• "How Transistor Radios and Web (and Newspapers and Hi-Fi radio) are Alike" (reprinted, with permission, from The Cole Papers, June 22, 2005)
• "Online Opportunities Make Journalism’s Future Bright, Despite Gloomy Feelings" (Online Journalism Review)
• "Sizing Up Online Audience Measurement Services" (Newspaper Association of America)
• "Identifying the Online Audience: A New Approach" (Newspaper Association of America)

Prof. Gordon also contributes to E-Media Tidbits, a group blog about interactive and electronic media published by the Poynter Institute in Florida. An archive of his posts is available here. Four example posts:

• "Closing the Awareness Gap"
• "A Print Publisher (Not a Newspaper) Wrestles with the Web"
• "Knight Ridder and the ‘New News’"
• "Cookies and the Privacy Conundrum"