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Teaching Online Journalism

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

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When news breaks, go to the Web

They’re having floods in Indiana. The Journal and Courier is on top of the story. (I love it when the updates all have time stamps.)

I wrote three Web updates before I even got in my car to head out to the flooded lands. Before I left, we probably had a dozen updates, easy. All told, I don’t know, we had at least 30 related updates today. Plus photo galleries and call-outs for stories and pictures.

Read Meranda Watling’s post about getting the early-morning wake-up call from her editor and hitting the ground running. Ah, journalism!

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