A good rundown of how “small” newspapers are innovating online, with more than the usual suspects. Every newspaper I deal with is smaller than these.
Tag: onlinenews
Twitter – what are you doing in your newsroom? What would you like to do? – Online Journalism Blog
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Interesting little tool to find related links to add to your blog posts (or news stories???)
Predictify, Inc. – Tap Into Collective Wisdom, Make Money by Predicting Future Events
Freakonomics co-branded Predictify thingie. Worth a look for news orgs with some scale – major metro like the Merc could run this with predictions about Silicon Valley start-ups in a fun way.
Predictify, Inc. – Tap Into Collective Wisdom, Make Money by Predicting Future Events
Wicked Local Is Wicked Interesting – State of Local
A nice write-up that does a good job of explaining the advantages of the Wicked Local platform for suburban Boston news sites run by GateHouse. via Howard.
ICM interview: Kiyoshi Martinez, reprise – Innovation in College Media
If you’re a student journalist interested in what your first ‘web editor’ type gig might entail, check out this interview with Kiyoshi to get some ideas about what you’re getting into.
ICM interview: Kiyoshi Martinez, reprise – Innovation in College Media
Wind storm 2007 | The Oregonian
Excellent big natural disaster-ish breaking news by way of map-driven coverage in The Oregonian. I like that they’re not trying to shoehorn it into a site template, but keep a logo/link up top for the ID and branding.
Reflections of a Newsosaur: Flat-footed in Omaha
Two forks of a breaking news disaster plan: One is coverage, the other is making sure your site stays up, no matter what.
Twitter / theindependent
A former Morris paper now in the Gatehouse fold with using Twitter to get one-liner breaking news stories to their site.
Breanna Roy on CrowNews.net – Photojournalism From A Student’s Eye
Wherein Daniel snags an interview with a student working on crownews.net. Great look at creating a community site in a rural area.
Breanna Roy on CrowNews.net – Photojournalism From A Student’s Eye
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