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Teaching Online Journalism

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Archive for the “citizen journalism” category

The reality for journalists to face, squarely, now

Saturday, June 27, 2009

Found via Delicious — David Schlesinger, editor in chief for Reuters News, said this in a speech to the International Olympics Committee Press Commission on June 23, 2009:
We in the traditional media … must concentrate our efforts on defining and developing that which really adds value.
That means understanding what really can be exclusive and [...]

Breaking news online: A short history and timeline

Saturday, November 29, 2008

The events in Mumbai, and news coverage thereof, have got me thinking about big news events I remember having a significant impact online, or via online reporting. Maybe these are milestones in the evolution of news reporting.
April 19, 1995: American terrorists (not Muslims) bombed a federal government building in Oklahoma City (168 people died and [...]

Who are you calling a journalist?

Thursday, April 17, 2008

Many people have commented on the actions of Mayhill Fowler, who went to a fund-raising dinner for Barack Obama and later wrote about remarks Obama made there. (Today Jeff Jarvis commented on Michael Tomasky commenting about Jay Rosen commenting on the matter.) Much of the fuss revolves around questions about who is a journalist, when [...]

Discussion about EveryBlock

Friday, January 25, 2008

There are several interesting comments on my EveryBlock post from yesterday. Feel free to join in.
Some people would like to see the data formatted differently.
Some think it’s more useful for reporters than for citizens, while others say it’s a great tool for citizen journalists, who are more concerned about “hyperlocal” news anyway.

New guide for citizen journalists

Tuesday, January 22, 2008

From the Global Voices collective comes a nice guide that could be useful in journalism education as well as in numerous developing countries or other places with press constraints:

Citizen Media: An Introduction (English, PDF, 489 KB)
Other languages

The PDF includes lots of links to interesting blogs and other cit-J sites where people are reporting on things [...]

Connecting people to people

Thursday, November 22, 2007

The missing link in the concept of “community” on news organizations’ Web sites: Who are these people? New media consultant Marshall Kirkpatrick says you can add the necessary social glue without trying to look like a cheesy Facebook imitator:
… instead of adding a social network to their site, they should just add rich user profile [...]

Managing all the stuff contributed by the public

Tuesday, October 30, 2007

In a widespread breaking-news situation such as the recent fires in California, a lot of news organizations would like the public to send in photos, video and reports from the ground. A post at the Veeker blog describes how the Veeker platform made it easy for KNSD-TV (NBC San Diego) to manage 1,704 viewer-contributed pictures [...]