By Mindy McAdams
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Just because comedy or humorous videos are the most popular among U.S. adults (source) does not mean journalists should wring their hands and despair about public tastes.
What’s more important, I think, is that among people who have broadband Internet access at home, 75 percent watch online videos (source). Moreover, when the Pew Internet researchers looked [...]
According to Google Analytics, this is what you’ve been reading here (from Dec. 1, 2009, up to today):
21 examples of Flash journalism
A few words about digital audio recorders
Now printable! Reporter’s Guide to Multimedia Proficiency
Recording phone calls: For reporters
Why does anyone major in journalism?
What you should know about HTML5 today
How to shoot video interviews
Thoughts about video [...]
On2’s VP8 video codec “is now fully open and completely royalty-free,” thanks to Google (source: DZone).
This is a big deal not only because Apple — in its full-out war against Adobe — has declared Flash video to be a non-starter and crowned H.264 the online-video heir apparent, but also because H.264 is no more open, [...]
If you teach online journalism, you’ve probably been hearing questions from students about the validity of what they are learning today. If you’re teaching Web design for current standards and current browsers, they are asking, “What about HTML5 and CSS3?” If you’re teaching Flash, they are asking whether HTML5 will be [...]
I’ve been working on a blog post about the tech topic du jour — not the power play between two corporate giants so much as the implications for online video, for interactive graphics, for Web standards — and it got to be awfully long, so I set it aside for a while.
But I also had [...]
These come from USA Today, The Washington Post, the ABC (Australia’s public broadcaster), Reuters, NPR, The Wall Street Journal, and The New York Times. Seven examples, seven news organizations. Yes, they are all large news organizations. But I’d like to make the point that (contrary to what some Flash detractors have said) it’s not only [...]
Yesterday I watched a documentary video I had TiVo’d earlier from the Sundance Channel:
Milton Glaser: To Inform & Delight
Unfortunately it’s not yet available on Netflix (?!), even though it was released last May. I recommend that you file the title away so you remember to watch it later. It’s a very good example of documentary [...]
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