Tag: journalism
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A Conversation With Mark Coatney, the Man Behind Newsweek’s Tumblr
An unexpected, personal voice at a national news magazine. A Conversation With Mark Coatney, the Man Behind Newsweek’s Tumblr
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How Web Writers Get Held Responsible for the Lawyers, the Sales Guys and Even the Coffeemaker
Christopher Conklin provides a relatively clear introduction to the math involved in CPM-based online advertising sales, in the context of trying to settle an argument between Henry Blodget and Felix Salmon. How Web Writers Get Held Responsible for the Lawyers, the Sales Guys and Even the Coffeemaker
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We Are What We’ve Built
Journalist and programmer Chris Amico on the difference between building a platform to present content and building a site to present a news brand. We Are What We’ve Built
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Marketing and Community Host for the next generation news service
Work with Pierre Omidyar and John Temple for Peer News in Honolulu. Marketing and Community Host for the next generation news service
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What 15 Journalists Took Home from South by Southwest
Good, quick notes from a wide range of online news folks who braved the crowds and played panel roulette at SXSW in Austin last week. What 15 Journalists Took Home from South by Southwest
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10 Reasons Why News Organizations Should Use ‘Linked Data’
If you’re looking to wrap your head around the concept of ‘linked data’ on the Web, this list by Martin Moore is a good starting point. Follow the links, and you’ll find a few different explainer threads. 10 Reasons Why News Organizations Should Use ‘Linked Data’
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Intro to Final Cut Tutorials
Daniel Sato shares a set of Final Cut tutorial videos he made for the newsroom in Garden City, Kansas. Intro to Final Cut Tutorials
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ONA Nashville: Smart Phones for Smart Journalists
Jack Lail from the Knoxville News Sentinel will be leading this one-day mobile seminar at ONA Nashville on April 9th. ONA Nashville: Smart Phones for Smart Journalists
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The evolution of lasvegassun.com’s homepage strategy – more importantly, does a nice design negatively impact traffic?
I first heard Rob Curley talk about this issue at SND ’08 in Vegas, when they were just starting to A/B test the ugly list of stories to see what it would do for traffic numbers. Take a look at this progress report to find out how the Sun’s homepage strategy has evolved. The evolution…
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Working with GarageBand
An excellent introduction to editing audio in GarageBand from Daniel Sato of the Garden City Telegram. Working with GarageBand