Chris Marstall, the Boston Globe’s creative technologist, is throwing open the doors to GlobeLab, the news organization’s space for exploring how news is changing.
In his words: “We're a space at the Boston Globe dedicated to understanding, imagining and demonstrating the (near) future of news & advertising.
“Current projects include... [read more]

Chris Marstall, the Boston Globe’s creative technologist, is throwing open the doors to GlobeLab, the news organization’s space for exploring how news is changing.
In his words: “We're a space at the Boston Globe dedicated to understanding, imagining and demonstrating the (near) future of news & advertising.
&ldquo;Current projects include wall-screen-sized <a href="http://www.gracewoo.net/2011/09/snap-for-globelab/">instagram</a> and <a href="http://imgur.com/QhZKv?full">twitter visualizations</a>, a next-gen TV app, <a href="https://github.com/marstall/shim">a device synchronizer</a> and a newsroom <a href="http://www.niemanlab.org/2011/08/boston-globe-creates-a-twitter-board-for-the-newsroom/">information radiator.</a>
&ldquo;For more information, check out our recent <a href="http://www.niemanlab.org/2011/09/inside-the-globe-lab-building-the-tools-to-make-the-boston-globes-two-site-strategy-work/">Nieman Journalism Lab profile</a> or follow us <a href="http://twitter.com/#!/GlobeLab">@GlobeLab</a>.&rdquo;