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• Journalistopia » Multimedia job openings in Orlando, Fort Lauderdale » Posted 5 hours ago

  Hey Journalistopians, opportunity is a-knockin’! The Orlando Sentinel, my esteemed employer, has a job opening for a rockin’ Flashionista multimedia artist (who just so happens to share the cube next to me). Additionally, the Sun-Sentinel, our sister paper down in ... [Link]

• Online Journalism Blog » 40,000 hits: why news websites should make more of cartoons (and infographics) » Posted 9 hours ago

  A couple weeks ago I published the ‘5 Stages of a Blogger’s Life‘ cartoon, drawn by Alex Hughes. It was an experiment to test a theory of mine: that cartoons could be particularly successful in increasing news website visitor numbers, ... [Link]

• Online Journalism Blog » Lessons in community from community editors: #1 Shane Richmond » Posted 12 hours ago

  I’ve been speaking to news organisations’ community editors on the lessons they’ve learned from their time in the job. In the first of a sure to be irregular series, the Telegraph’s Shane Richmond: 1. The strongest community is one that ... [Link]

• yelvington.com » Read as we write » Posted 2 days ago

  Packt, a publishing company that specializes in books about computer programming, has begun selling electronic versions of its books that you can download before the writing is even finished. They call the program RAW -- for "Read As we Write." ... [Link]

• Online Journalism Blog » Wiki journalism comes to the UK » Posted 3 days ago

    Trinity Mirror have launched a ‘wiki for the North East’ as a result of an internal contest to bring out innovative ideas. Web developer Louise Midgley, from North-East division ncjmedia, received a cash prize and will receive future share ... [Link]

• Online Journalism Blog » How do you react to the threat of a substitute technology? Jettison the fluff. » Posted 3 days ago

    Philip Meyer, author of the Vanishing Newspaper, is at it again, making a compelling point for the role of investigative journalism and original research in newspapers’ survival: One of the rules of thumb for coping with substitute technology is ... [Link]

• Online Journalism Blog » Do comments affect reader perception of bias? » Posted 3 days ago

  Alfred Hermida reports on research by Michele Jones, a Phd student at the University of North Carolina, on the impact that comments had on credibility and reader perception of bias in the news: What she found was that readers who have ... [Link]

• Online Journalism Blog » How to pick a blog topic, cover it and market it » Posted 3 days ago

  SEO Book.com has an excellent article with a range of tips on how to identify a topic for your blog, cover it well, and market it effectively. As always, here are the bullet points: Don’t pick a topic, picka niche ... [Link]

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