It's all about creating multimedia journalism; six case studies from 2003-2004.

Excellent background if you are researching this topic; Boczkowski is a sociologist, and he studies newsrooms from the inside.

A practical textbook, still usable but dated.

Taking an idea first expounded by Jeff Jarvis, British broadcast journalist Charlie Beckett stays on point in 170 pages of well-reasoned argument about exactly how journalism has already changed -- and how today's journalists and journalism educators need to understand that so they can go forward, and not sit inert as their world collapses on their heads.

All about grassroots journalism and blogs without editors; this was the seminal book (2004) and it's STILL good.

Survey of types of blogs and their varied uses and audiences.

Why newspapers are dying slowly but surely.

An introductory textbook.

A fine collection of essays.

To understand Web usability (or why some Web sites are really confusing and others are not), read this simple, surprisingly brief book. The illustrations are great! I require grad students to read this and apply its lessons to critiques of Web sites.