By Mindy McAdams

Teaching Online Journalism

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Notes from the classroom and observations about today’s practice of journalism online

See the online video Emmy finalists

All seven nominees for the first broadband video Emmy award are presented in a lovely viewer and package from The New York Times. Nominees came from MTV, National Geographic, The New York Times (three!), and The Washington Post (two). And the winner is … Travis Fox of The Washington Post, for his work about Hurricane Katrina last year.

Found via Lost Remote.

Previous post here about Travis Fox and his work.

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