By Mindy McAdams
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This is the latest opus from Rich Beckman, at the University of North Carolina:
White City Stories
Produced by students from UNC’s School of Journalism and Mass Communication and Santa Maria Catholic University, in Arequipa, Peru.
Via Joe’s del.icio.us.
Technorati tags: multimedia | journalism | online media | storytelling
So The Charleston Gazette, a small newspaper in West Virginia, won an IRE award for its investigative series about mine safety.
After years of covering the coal industry, [reporter Ken Ward, Jr.] offers readers an unparalleled portrait of the dangers inside mines and the breakdowns of regulation that made 2006 a deadly year. Using documents and [...]
I don’t often take the time to look at Brass Tacks Design’s wonderful front page collection, but every time I do, I’m reminded how great a print newspaper can look.
These are sharp full-page images, and they load fast.
Here’s the archive.
Technorati tags: design | newspapers
Three recent posts that shooters might like:
HD video frame grabs for Page One (March 13)
Multimedia for beginners (March 9)
Online video arguments (redux) (March 10)
See also my posts tagged photojournalism (at Technorati).
Technorati tags: photojournalism | photojournalists | multimedia
An interactive map graphic from USAToday.com: “Sun Belt’s population grows as Gulf Coast suffers.”
Make sure you click the Louisiana area and roll over the counties. This is how a graphic tells a story!
It’s relevant, it’s important, and who else but a newspaper would ever do this much work in the public interest?
Read about how they [...]
Poached and condensed from Larry Dignan, writing at ZDNet (”How journalism education should change“):
Teach entrepreneurship: I can’t emphasize this point enough…. Most journalists will ultimately wind up working for themselves. Why not teach them how? Why can’t journalism schools offer seed money to content startups? [Does he think we have money? Has he seen what [...]
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