By Mindy McAdams
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Having survived two weeks’ absence from my RSS feeds (vacation!), I have a lot of catching up to do. These three posts from Andy Dickinson are at the top of my list.
How the broadsheets use video:
The Telegraph
Financial Times
The Guardian
Then there’s a New York Times feature from last Sunday. Let me entice you with a quotation:
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Some lessons about how to write, how to report, and how to do video for online:
In conducting my iPhone research last week, naturally I consulted two of the better-known technology journalists, Walt Mossberg and David Pogue. I watched their video reviews of the product, and it made me think a bit about how journalists get [...]
Craig Stolz, formerly a journalist at The Washington Post, has been blogging for one year. On the occasion of his blog’s anniversary, he wrote this succinct list of lessons learned, which is rather brilliant:
A personal blog is as valuable to the writer as the reader.
Entry titles are as important as content. Titles should be [...]
Bill Dunphy manages WebU, a training facility created to put 500 managers and staff from Metroland West Media Group through a week-long Web boot camp. Cool, huh?
He posted this list on his blog for WebU; the list is called Seven Steps to Writing Like a Digital Native:
Are there original documents you can link to?
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Mark Luckie has posted screenshots of (and links to) the personal Web sites of 15 journalists. They could be used to inspire journalism students to master the art of self-presentation. Great examples.
15 journalists’ outstanding personal sites
Go on, just have a quick peek. They are very nice sites.
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