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An ultimate(?) online journalism list

Posted by Bryan on 2/17/09 • Categorized as Multimedia views

UPDATED AGAIN: Added a few from comments, and reorganized Twitter higher up the list.

Okay, so this has probably been attempted before, but I'm working through some notes for upcoming conferences, and just wanted to post this list here for additions and comments. Here's what I've got so far as far as potential areas for online additions to your college media web site. Anything I'm missing? It's sort of built from simplest to more complex. Ideas?

Hyperlinks
Comments
Facebook Page
Twitter
Forums (via Joey Baker)
Ning Social Network (via Will Sommers)
Facebook Connect (via Joey Baker)
"Share This" links (via Joey Baker)
source documents
Wiki
audio
audio slideshows
photo gallery
video story
calculator
timeline
map
liveblog
live stream video
searchable database
interactive panorama
Interactive game
Video comments
Second Life presentation

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Emily Ingram 1 year ago 1 point
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-Related story links at the bottom of every story
-Expansive staff list with contact info for reporters and what beats they cover
-Online crossword or sudoku

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http://www.emilyingram.com

Lauren Rabaino 1 year ago 1 point
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What about some form of a "you submit" like iReport. A way for readers to contribute content.

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http://interactblog.net

Will Sommer 1 year ago 1 point
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How about a social network like Ning?

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http://www.willsommer.com

albert 1 year ago 1 point
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What would be the point of a calculator?

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http://albertsun.info

scmurley 1 year ago 1 point
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Say you are going to figure out how much an individual will receive in tax breaks from the stimulus package - you could enter values into the calculator and it would spit out a $ amount. Or, enter values for your weight and height, and it would spit out your body mass index. Lots of uses, really.

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Will Sommer 1 year ago 1 point
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I think Twitter is less complicated than a lot of stuff above it, especially searchable database, panorama, game, and maybe map.

Interested in how a calculator would be implemented.

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http://blog.georgetownvoice.com

scmurley 1 year ago 1 point
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Yeah, Twitter kind of slipped in at the last minute. I also think there are ways to organize the list differently - thinking social vs. multimedia vs. engagement or something.

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Joey Baker 1 year ago 1 point
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• 'share this' links
• forums
• F* Connect
prob. more?

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