Kristin Gorski

Kristin Gorski

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Kristin Gorski is a freelance writer and editor. A believer that citizen journalism can change the world, Kristin blogged U.S. 2006 mid-term election coverage for BBC Radio Five Live, and reported and wrote an article about crowdsourced book writing, which appeared on Wired.com, for pro-am journalism project Assignment Zero. She has blogged for trends site PSFK and posts at her own blog called “Write now is good.” Kristin also co-wrote a book, with 102 other bloggers, titled The Age of Conversation in 2007.

Blog Entries by Kristin Gorski

Obama Website Design Inspires Young Artists Support and Votes

Posted April 1, 2008 | 02:33 AM (EST)

The image accompanying this post was made by Sam Flores and Munk One for Obama and can be found here on NotCot.
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Visual artists mobilizing for Barack Obama are producing images of the candidate and dispersing them through Web sites and blogs, attaining mass reach into a...

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Politweets - All the News That's Fit to "Tweet"

Posted January 21, 2008 | 11:51 AM (EST)

While traditional media outlets excel in wordiness during election season, one social media outlet proudly flaunts its brevity. Twitter is a free "microblogging" service that lets anyone share online what they are doing or thinking, in 140 characters or less (including spaces). Many Twitter users are now "tweeting"--sending out--their...

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Campaign '08 Online: The Not-So-New Media

10 Comments | Posted December 20, 2007 | 06:45 PM (EST)

New media is threatening to upend TV's stranglehold on how U.S. presidential candidates get their messages out to the people. YouTube, Facebook, MySpace, blogs, and the candidates' own websites have added a complicated dimension to the 2008 race. Are these digital additions clouding or clarifying what candidates want to...

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