By Mindy McAdams
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There’s a new design at DelawareOnline.com, one of those Gannett news sites that’s doing an Information Center-based, “we are all onliners” transformation. It has a clean and clear look overall — that’s a good thing. (I wonder: Will the sexy 3-D curves seem outdated in a few months? I do like them for now.)
There’s a [...]
The Washington Post is running a series about American black men, and within the well-integrated online package, I found an almost-perfect slideshow about Eric Motley, who works in the State Department. It’s a profile of a man who came up from Alabama and now lives in Georgetown, collects antiques, and calls his grandma three times [...]
A book titled Unembedded showcases the work of four independent photojournalists. Work by these four, plus two videographers, is included in the tasteful and sophisticated Web site (designed in Flash by Jayson Singe). Some breathtaking pictures here.
It’s also a very good example of a great interface for viewing photos online. Check out the lower right-hand [...]
Talk about a cool interface! This would work for certain online journalism stories, I’m quite sure. It is sooo easy to use!
This example comes from the great Web site of the great Scott McCloud, author of both Understanding Comics and Reinventing Comics. I learned a LOT about storytelling from Understanding Comics back in 1993. At [...]
I missed seeing this first-rate package from the Minneapolis Star Tribune until now.
In Minnesota, a state that loves cold-weather sports, the winter Olympic Games are high profile. This Flash journalism package not only features short video interviews with all the local heroes; it also has a gorgeous interface and works beautifully.
This is not something I [...]
Today NPR did a radio story about one of my current favorite examples of great online multimedia, Folk Songs for the Five Points. I love this package not only because it’s different from anything else I have ever seen (and I’ve seen a LOT of multimedia) but also because it tells a story in a [...]
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