By Mindy McAdams
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Some interesting numbers from a survey conducted in June/July 2007 in Britain and Ireland by the National Union of Journalists (NUJ), reported at Journalism.co.uk last week:
63 per cent of respondents were not working increased hours and nearly three quarters of journalist[s] were working the same shift patterns as before.
Of those working longer hours, under half [...]
At the end of the Q&A with nytimes.com editor Fiona Spruill (mentioned here on Friday), a reader asked how multimedia packages are planned and what role the reporter plays in the process.
As for collaboration on multimedia projects between reporters, photographers and editors from print and online, Spruill said:
Web producers sit near print reporters and [...]
Usually I don’t post on a weekend, but you’ve got to read this if you work in journalism today, or if you hope to work in journalism in the future:
Video workload survey results
Andy Dickinson’s survey may not be scientific enough to be published in an academic journal, but it sure does give us food for [...]
I have a theory: Put “graphics” in a panel title anywhere outside a Society of News Design conference, and attendance will be low — but use the words “Flash” or “storytelling,” and that room will fill up.
Three news graphic artists showed examples of their online work to a packed room during a panel titled “Integrating [...]
Thinking about starting a new publication or a micro-site? I recently chatted with a Web developer for a news organization who professed an adamant hatred of Drupal, even though many people sing its praises. Then I saw this:
At this point, nearly all of the websites we build at The Bivings Group are either in WordPress [...]
Last week I had the good fortune to hear two daily journalist bloggers speak about their work. (This was at the Freedom Forum Diversity Institute, which I have written about here, here and here.) They were:
Bridget Gutierrez, who writes the blog Get Schooled for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Gutierrez covers K-12 education for the newspaper. Previously, [...]
The editors and other professional journalists on my department’s advisory board tell our faculty — every semester — that they want us to teach students how to work as members of a team. I can tell you from experience, it’s one thing to require students to complete an assignment as a team, and quite another [...]
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