By Mindy McAdams
You will see something cool here if you upgrade your Flash player.
I’ve seen a couple of references recently to the Flip video camera ($119 - $149) from Pure Digital. Mark Hamilton (Notes from a Teacher) has written a couple of posts about this — he owns a Flip camera: (1) Point-and-shoot video: A review; (2) A Little Flip.
But if you see good-sounding video (Burma rally, for […]
… at Clicked — a blog from MSNBC.com that’s about breaking news online.
Clicked offers a wide-ranging look at who is covering the fires, and how they’re doing it.
Update (10:32 a.m.): USA Today has two very cool fire features online — a continually updated fire map, and an explanatory graphic that shows how that map is […]
Someone shot a county sheriff to death on a January morning in 2005 while he was serving a warrant. Almost three years later, a capital murder trial is under way in Eureka, Kansas, a town about an hour’s drive from Wichita. Wichita Eagle court reporter Ron Sylvester sits in the courtroom daily, recording the details […]
Madison.com is the Web site of the Wisconsin State Journal, in Madison, Wisconsin. I have to confess, I knew nothing about the newspaper until a few weeks ago, when I examined one of their very first multimedia packages, Hip Hop 101. I wasn’t very excited about the package, but on Friday night the Online News […]
CBS News 8 is Web publishing TV graphics of the huge fires in southern California.
They replaced the whole home page with fire coverage. Nice breaking news work online — from a TV operation!
Tip via Lost Remote (other sites doing same; see detailed Google Map from LATimes.com).
I have a theory: Put “graphics” in a panel title anywhere outside a Society of News Design conference, and attendance will be low — but use the words “Flash” or “storytelling,” and that room will fill up.
Three news graphic artists showed examples of their online work to a packed room during a panel titled “Integrating […]
I’ve been digging around in search of posts that summarize panels at the 2007 ONA convention in Toronto.
Howard Owens wrote about the so-called superpanel, moderated by NPR Digital’s Maria Thomas, with panelists Meredith Artley (executive editor, LATimes.com); Josh Cohen (Google News); Ian Clarke (Thoof); and Anil Dash (Six Apart). Bill Densmore posted some insights into […]
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