Tag: onlinenews
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Real Time – WSJ.com
Jason Fry, a newspaper columnist actually writing in support of serendipity in online news on the Web. Shocked, I tell you, I’m shocked. Seriously, it’s about time… Real Time – WSJ.com
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Tomski: The BBC’s Fifteen Web Principles
“4. Fall forward, fast: make many small bets, iterate wildly, back successes, kill failures, fast.” Tomski: The BBC’s Fifteen Web Principles
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Newspapers on Drupal | groups.drupal.org
I expect to spend a bit of time around here in the not-too-distant future. Newspapers on Drupal | groups.drupal.org
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Web newspaper blog traffic triples in Dec-study | Reuters.com
“The number of people reading Internet blogs on the top 10 U.S. newspaper sites more than tripled in December from a year ago and accounted for a larger percentage of overall traffic to those sites, according to data released on Wednesday.” Web newspaper blog traffic triples in Dec-study | Reuters.com
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VIDEO SURVIVAL GUIDE – Newspaper Video
Simple instructions for newspaper reporters – or ex-film-students – out on assignment with a video camera. VIDEO SURVIVAL GUIDE – Newspaper Video
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Daylife launches
Interesting, educational. I’ll have to register and explore. I hope there’s a way to rate or share stories. And less Flash. Daylife launches
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The changing face of traffic (the car and truck kind) « Scobleizer
“…this points to a new opportunity: a “news near me” URL. Put in “San Mateo Bridge” and mark that you only care about things that happened in the last hour and such a service would have pulled up all the latest stuff within 10 miles.” The changing face of traffic (the car and truck kind)…
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American Journalism Review on Adrian Holovaty
“At the end of the day, who cares whether it is journalism or not?” he says. “Is it something news organizations should be doing? Yes.” American Journalism Review on Adrian Holovaty
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‘Potemkin Village’ Redux – OJR
A fresh look at some of the “successful” hyperlocal sites. Have virtual communities sprouted up from geographical communities? ‘Potemkin Village’ Redux – OJR