By Mindy McAdams
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Tim Porter reports today on a deal that would smush the San Francisco Chronicle into an online Dumpster of sorts with the newspapers newly acquired by Dean Singleton’s MediaNews — the San Jose Mercury News, the Contra Costa Times and the Monterey Herald.
What a shame. And what a shortsighted, clueless plan that would be.
Porter gets […]
What an amazingly smart idea: FREE wi-fi from your local newspaper.
As described by PaidContent (found by way of Journerdism) the idea is that The Pilot will give free wireless Internet access to all of Moore County, North Carolina, and also offer (separately) a pay package of WiMax.
What’s totally brilliant about this is that every free […]
Photojournalists discuss Soundslides and post links in a forum called Multimedia Journalism at the SportsShooter site. Lots of good tips here!
Technorati tags: photojournalism | multimedia | Flash | video | online journalism | Soundslides
Michael Riley, the editor of The Roanoke (Va.) Times, wrote a blueprint for online innovation in the spring 2006 issue of Nieman Reports: Lessons from a Newsroom’s Digital Frontline.
Finally, some optimism!
… the future of what we do is not as scary as it seems. Newspapers — or, more precisely, newsgathering operations — are in a […]
I like to catch Frontline/World on PBS, and with a little help from TiVo, I was lucky enough to see three attention-gripping documentary shorts earlier this week. Now I just found a news item that says all three shorts were made by recent graduates of the Graduate School of Journalism at the University of California […]
Several people have contributed thought-provoking comments on my recent post about photojournalists doing multimedia work. They include Colin Mulvany, of The Spokesman-Review in Spokane, Wash. (example slideshow: Brothers in Arms, produced by Mulvany with photos and audio by his colleague Brian Plonka); Aaron Vogel, a photo-j student at the Brooks Institute of Photography in Santa […]
I saw it first on Will Sullivan’s blog! I thought that was worth noting, because with all the mailing lists and Bloglines subscriptions I’ve got, by chance and by luck, I got it first from Will, who’s a pure journalism guy (albeit an online nerd, like me).
Here’s the press release from Adobe (the artist formerly […]
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