Tag: editing
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Monle: a mobile non-linear editor for the iPhone and iPod touch
This seems important: Audio editing on your iPhone (and presumably, iPad?) for 10 bucks. Monle: a mobile non-linear editor for the iPhone and iPod touch
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Five Best Online Image Editors – Lifehacker
Great roundup, including one I’ve never heard of but immediately want to try out, Sumo Paint. Five Best Online Image Editors – Lifehacker
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Aviary Releases API: Add Image Editing to Your Website – ReadWriteWeb
I wonder if this could be integrated into a CMS? Aviary Releases API: Add Image Editing to Your Website – ReadWriteWeb
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Sometimes, robots just aren’t enough
TechMeme adds a human editor to make adjustments when the algorithm fails: “Any competent developer who tries to automate the selection of news headlines will inevitably discover that this approach always comes up a bit short. Automation does indeed bring a lot to the table — humans can’t possibly discover and organize news as fast…
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Standalones
Steve Yelvington, on the consequences of removing copy editors from the newspaper equation: “The dirty little secret of newspaper journalists is that a lot of them can’t write very well. That’s by no means universally true, but it’s true enough.” … Zac Echola, on his vision of a distributed and loosely joined newsroom: “The Internet…
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Don’t even try to get that story on A1
Pullquote from a bit of morning reading at the Knight Digital Media Center’s News Leadership 3.0 blog: “I once consulted at a well-respected metro newspaper where several writers told me they tried to avoid pitching their stories for the front page because the ‘serial editing’ of these stories was such a hassle for them and…
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Carnival folo
Some of the best posts I see coming out of this past weekend’s Carnival of Journalism are drifting into the blogosphere after the fact, as folks not on deadline analyze what we prattled on about for a few grafs each, who did the prattling, and how to muster up some real temporal freedom in newsrooms.…
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Blurring Boundaries: What Print Journalists Can Learn from Video Editors – Poynter Online
Video editors on audio slideshows and editing for the screen. Good tips here on leading the viewer’s ears with audio, knowing when to use cuts vs. fades. Blurring Boundaries: What Print Journalists Can Learn from Video Editors – Poynter Online
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Part 2 of the quick-and-easy guide to audio editing – Teaching Online Journalism
More easy Audacity lessons from Mindy McAdams. Part 2 of the quick-and-easy guide to audio editing – Teaching Online Journalism
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You Don’t Say: Language and Usage: Pieces of string
“A headline — please keep this in mind — is inherently elliptical and approximate. The text has the exact, detailed information. The headline is a suggestion that you should read the damn story.” – via Blogslot. You Don’t Say: Language and Usage: Pieces of string