By Mindy McAdams
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I took some time tonight to look at You Witness News, the Yahoo! + Reuters site that everyone has already mentioned. The write-up I liked best was Mathew Ingram’s — Ingram covers technology for The Globe and Mail, based in Toronto, and I really should link to him more often because his blogs are good. [...]
Today’s Wallstrip is all about the “fourth-most-trafficked” Web site in the world — Baidu, the Chinese search engine. It’s interesting, informative, highly watchable. Anchor desker Lindsay Campbell starts off with some cuteness a la ex-Rocketboomer Amanda Congdon, but then it’s down to business.
I can imagine developing a habit of watching this kind of video. But [...]
Luke Stevens posted 29 screenshots of online news fronts, accompanied by some stats such as how many links are on the page. It’s a really nice quicky comparison of diverse designs. (Thanks, Craig!)
Technorati tags: design | online journalism | online media | newspapers | usability
What’s happening at one Gannett newspaper today:
Myron, 27, is a reporter for the Fort Myers News-Press and one of its fleet of mobile journalists, or “mojos.” The mojos have high-tech tools — ThinkPads, digital audio recorders, digital still and video cameras — but no desk, no chair, no nameplate, no land line, no office. They [...]
I have little time to follow developments in blogging around the world, but sometimes the world inserts itself into my consciousness and I have to pay attention.
In this case, the penetration came via Rebecca MacKinnon’s blog, where I saw a link to this post by Hong Kong blogger Roland Soong. Gosh, it’s just one of [...]
Rex Hammock writes a very eclectic blog that I enjoy peeking in on from time to time. Today I discovered Amazon’s UnSpun, thanks to a post from Rex. Actually, I should say: “Curse you, Rex!” I wasted far too much time there, because it was fascinating and fun.
The idea is part of this whole [...]
I’m very surprised that this story has not received much attention from the online journalism community.
Last January, three journalists went to Louisiana to report on the interrupted lives of seniors who had attended Benjamin Franklin High School. Josh Goldblum (founder of bluecadet interactive, based in Washington, D.C.) and independent photojournalists Josh Cogan and David Lee [...]
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