By Mindy McAdams
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1. Technorati Mini opens a custom browser window that self-updates and lets you monitor a word, phrase or URL of your choosing. Use it on-the-fly as you keep an eye on current buzz about breaking news, or a new meme. You can keep [...]
Google’s News Archives Search can be fun even if you don’t go into the linked articles:
Example timeline 1: Viewtron
Example timeline 2: Arpanet
Example timeline 3: YouTube
Technorati tags: newspapers | search
“Well, uh — can’t we just start blogging back at them?”
Related book: The Long Tail
Technorati tags: journalism | online media | audiences | blogs | blogging | business
Robert Hood, director of multimedia MSNBC.com, weighed in at length in the middle of a huge discussion at Lightstalkers about the MediaStorm / Ed Kashi / Iraqi Kurdistan “flip book.”
He says his team was asked to contribute to a story project MSNBC.com was doing about Iraqi Kurdistan.
We looked into all of our traditional sources and [...]
Doesn’t anyone think this is terrifying? A woman is attacked on the subway in London. I believe her. She’s right, it’s awful; it should not happen. It’s scary, and you’d think there would be some kind of protection.
That’s not what scares me, though.
She snapped a photo of one of the men who allegedly assaulted her. [...]
El País is the newspaper; ELPAIS.com is the fabulous, just-reinvented, marvelous home page. My God, I hope one day all newspapers will be this good.
Props to Juan Antonio Giner (now if only he would STOP USING FULL CAPS for so many things in his otherwise excellent news design blog!). Es muy difícil leer.
Technorati tags: design [...]
Andrew has updated Interactive Narratives. Much nice stuff is linked there. It should keep you busy throughout the long (U.S.) holiday weekend.
He also mentioned Their Circular Life, one of those stunning Flash experiences that you won’t easily forget. It must be more than two years since I first saw it, but just reading the [...]
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