Henry Blodgett of The Business Insider and Alan Mutter of the Newsosaur blog with an online journalism update. Then, the New York Times’ John Markoff on the Stuxnet worm. Plus: Gabriella Coleman of NYU on the visuals of Anonymous.

Wikipedia, now 10 years old, with Joseph Reagle, author of “Good Faith Collaboration.” Also, an Egypt update, and our State of the Boroughs series continues with Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr.

Wikipedia, now 10 years old, with Joseph Reagle, author of “Good Faith Collaboration.” Also, an Egypt update, and our State of the Boroughs series continues with Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr.

President’s remarks with Greg David of the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism and Trudy Lieberman of the Center for Advancing Health. Plus: Evgeny Morozov, author of “The Net Delusion” and a look at the rebirth of vinyl.

President’s remarks with Greg David of the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism and Trudy Lieberman of the Center for Advancing Health. Plus: Evgeny Morozov, author of “The Net Delusion” and a look at the rebirth of vinyl.

Manhattan Beep Scott Stringer on economic inequality, jobs, and more. Then, a look at the revolution in Tunisia. Finally, Figment, a spot on the web dedicated to young people’s writing.

Manhattan Beep Scott Stringer on economic inequality, jobs, and more. Then, a look at the revolution in Tunisia. Finally, Figment, a spot on the web dedicated to young people’s writing.

Brooklyn Beep Marty Markowitz begins our look at the boroughs. Politico’s Ben Smith on the State of the State. Fast Company’s Andrew Penenberg on video game ubiquity. Geneticist Misha Angrist on the Personal Genome Project.

Brooklyn Beep Marty Markowitz begins our look at the boroughs. Politico’s Ben Smith on the State of the State. Fast Company’s Andrew Penenberg on video game ubiquity. Geneticist Misha Angrist on the Personal Genome Project.

Greg David of the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism and David Drucker of Roll Call on what to expect in 2011. Then techPresident’s Nancy Scola on the net neutrality ruling, and Fast Company’s Anya Kamenetz on government 2.0.