Teaching Online Journalism

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Teaching Online Journalism

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Sunday, February 12, 2006

Searching for recent examples to show in class tomorrow, I was a little surprised that I could not find many recent animations from news organizations.
The usual places to look are El País, El Mundo, USA Today and MSNBC.com. They all have some recent stuff, sure, but not much. As for the Winter Olympic Games, I [...]

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Online Journalism Blog » Has Bild stumbled upon a clever business model for news? » Posted 60 minutes ago
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The Journalism Iconoclast » Twitter is a great learning tool » Posted 4 hours ago
Twitter is a great place to learn. Don’t believe me? Spend a few hours following knowledgeable people (creating a good network is the key to success on Twitter). Ask a question. See the responses you get. I started a podcast at BeatBlogging.Org ... [Link]
Invisible Inkling » Howard Weaver’s exit interview » Posted 7 hours ago
I was struck by a few things in Howard Weaver’s post announcing that he’s leaving McClatchy — and journalism — at the end of the year. For one thing, Howard’s a damn fine writer. I haven’t agreed with everything he’s ... [Link]
Online Journalism Blog » Can journalists be a fan of a politician? » Posted 11 hours ago
That’s the question being asked in Norway after a political journalist “was criticized because she was a “fan” of the Norwegian Prime Minister, Jens Stoltenberg, on Facebook.” (via Bente) Related posts:Another wiki warning [Keyword: onlinejournalism]. Poynter reports on the amusing ... [Link]
The Local Onliner » Brownbook: Free Wiki-Based Directory Counts on Upsells » Posted 14 hours ago
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yelvington.com » 30 content types? What? » Posted 18 hours ago
When I mentioned the other day that our site management system has more than 30 content types, you might have reacted in one of two ways: 1. Why on earth so many content types? 2. What's a content type? Let's ... [Link]
Online Journalism Blog » Model for the 21st century newsroom pt.6: new journalists for new information flows » Posted 25 hours ago
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