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Teaching Online Journalism

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

Archive for June 2007

Interactive graphic: Wealth calculator

Monday, June 11, 2007

I don’t use the word “interactive” carelessly. (Most things that people typically call interactive are not one bit interactive. Video games are interactive. Newspaper Web sites? Not!)
With all the journalists chattering about Adrian Holovaty these days, some are feeling that they must transform themselves into programmers to compete in the 21st century. I’m not convinced [...]

A practical view from a media CEO

Sunday, June 10, 2007

If he were founding Spain’s renowned newspaper El País today, “it probably would not be on paper,” said Juan Luis Cebrián, chief executive officer of both Grupo Prisa and El País.
“It would be something on the Internet, and [along with it] a paper version that could be expected to have some appeal.”
He said the traditional [...]

A dose of reality: Video editing

Sunday, June 10, 2007

Angela Grant tells us:
When I first started in my position about one year ago, it took me a complete 8-hour shift or longer to produce one video. Through a lot of mistakes and learning, I decreased my production time. On average, I’ll shoot for 1-2 hours and edit for 2-3 hours. Plus drive time. So [...]

Truth in audio: Have you crossed an ethical line?

Friday, June 8, 2007

Melissa Worden asks about ethics in gathering and editing audio. I am asked these questions a lot when I do training.
Worden found (and quoted) some excellent resources.
Here’s what I tell students:

The cardinal rule is the same as in written journalism, when you write quotes into a story: Never change the meaning of what the person [...]

An instant classic in online journalism

Friday, June 8, 2007

Destined to be one of the great online projects –
6 Billion Others
The site has a very beautiful design. What a pleasure it is to explore.
(Link poached from Fabian Mohr.)
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Basic kit: Gear for the multimedia reporter

Thursday, June 7, 2007

You’d think everyone would know this by now, for cryin’ out loud! But I see posts to Listservs and discussion forums from people who still haven’t figured it out (and who apparently don’t know how to do a Google search!).
Audio hardware:

Audio recorder: Olympus WS-300M, or DS-2 (or the discontinued WS-200S) — these are less than [...]

Part 2 of the quick-and-easy guide to audio editing

Wednesday, June 6, 2007

Okay, it’s finished, and online now:
Editing Audio with Audacity (Part 2) (PDF, 193 KB)
Download it, print it, share it with your friends. You will be initiated into the secrets of multitrack editing in Audacity!
Part 1 is here:
Super-Fast Guide to Audio Editing (PDF, 236 KB)
As always, I BEG YOU for comments and suggestions. I [...]