By Mindy McAdams
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A very fat issue of Nieman Reports came out a couple of months ago. I thought, yeah, I gotta read that … and put it off, and put it off. Well, today I started reading. You know what I mean. I have the table of contents open in Firefox. The titles are not very enticing, […]
Now that we have a confusing array from which to choose, a lot of us are trying to figure out which one is the best choice for our own needs.
JourneyEd (online shopping for students and faculty, with education pricing) has everything on sale now. Prices range from $600 for the “Design Premium” bundle of Adobe […]
Over at Journalistopia, lifelong Gator Danny Sanchez invites us to check out his Tutorials category. Wow! I follow his blog regularly, but I really didn’t realize how many great tutorials he has written or linked to.
One I had completely missed: Quick HTML bar graphs with Excel, Table Tango demonstrates a very simple way to get […]
An ultra-short list of practical tips for how to get that online innovation train moving forward:
Small. Storytelling. Experiments. Collaboration. Workflow.
Better yet, Laura explained each one in a single tight paragraph.
Via Journerdism.
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On Saturday (the day of the week when traffic to this blog is usually at its lowest), I saw a surprising surge in visits. Turned out a particular post had been linked on Techmeme, and it being a slow day, the link sat on the Techmeme front all day.
When I went into my FeedBurner stats, […]
El País of Madrid — which has one of the best newspaper Web sites in the world — has launched Yo, Periodista (I, Journalist), its own citizen journalism experiment:
Help us build ELPAIS.com. If you have witnessed any news, send it to us, and we will publish it. You can send text, photos, videos or documents […]
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