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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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Snapshot of today’s online journalism

Wednesday, April 19, 2006

The Editors Weblog has a decent roundup of recent online journalism tidbits today: The obligatory blah-blah about citizen journalism, a good point about the increasing fragmentation of search (especially as related to online video), and a well-deserved dig at the Pulitizers’ back-door approach to online.
Good stuff about international online journalism (Spain and China). The anticipated [...]

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Slashdot … um … is not new

Sunday, February 12, 2006

There’s a two-day-old article on CNNmoney.com (Is Slashdot the future of media?) written by Fortune magazine’s David Kirkpatrick, a senior editor. It’s an informative story, but I thought everyone in journalism had already talked about Slashdot, back around 1999.
I’m not making fun of Kirkpatrick, because the story he wrote really is pretty good. And I [...]

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