Show Notes

Journalism Interactive:

100 Things I’m Learning at Journalism Interactive 2013: A Somewhat Live Blog (College Media Matters)

Tool of the Week:

ThingLink - Interactive photographs

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Virginia’s Cavalier Daily Going Digital-First: ‘Riding the Wave of Contemporary Journalism’ (College Media Matters)

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Vine (web page to launch app store)

My first Vine: Fear of a podcast planet

Six reasons why Vine is a killer news tool (Pando Daily)

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‘No Paper, No Problem’: An Interview with Former (& Future) Famuan Editor Karl Etters (College Media Matters)

Florida A&M student paper’s publication suspended, adviser removed (SPLC)

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UPDATE: Please read the comment below from Katy at Scribblelive.

LiveBlog Pro (Beta)

Liveblog Pro launches in public beta, promising to make liveblogging a breeze for journalists (The Next Web)

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This week we take a look at some of the big stories of the year in college media. Here are links to some past coverage of those topics:

1. Red & Black Controversy

Dan’s Open Letter re: the R&B situation
SPLC reporting on the controversy (site search results)

2. Digital First

State Press at ASU Going Digital-First, Shifting From Daily to Weekly Print Paper (College Media Matters)

3. Tech Trends

Hosting options for college media, the (updated) 2012 edition (ICM)

4. Athletics/Administration and Social Media

Kansan Football Reporter Warned About Asking Questions at Press Conference with Head Coach (College Media Matters)

Kansas Football Coach Tweets Angrily About Daily Kansan Coverage of Team (College Media Matters)

Be Careful Student Sports Reporters, Your School May Have an In-Game Tweet Limit (College Media Matters)

NCAA attempts to hold back new media tide (Innovation in College Media, 2007) and more previous coverage

President’s Memo To Staff

Harvard Crimson Ends Policy Allowing School Officials to Review Quotes Prior to Publication

Daily Kent Stater’s Doug Brown Reveals Administrative Cover-Up in $1 Million Donor Investigation

5. April Fool’s Day

Daily Free Press editor-in-chief fired from paper

The College Media Podcast is available to stream here, or download an mp3 at this link. We’ll be back in 2013 with more news from the college journalism universe.

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The podcast is back after a brief hiatus. This week, we talk about Arizona State’s switch to a digital-first delivery system, and Bryan talks about Rebelmouse, a social media homepage.

Show Notes:

State Press at ASU Going Digital-First, Shifting From Daily to Weekly Print Paper (College Media Matters)

Tool: Rebelmouse (beta). Bryan’s Rebelmouse page.

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The mp3 of this episode is available for download on this page.

Show Notes:

Student newspaper’s lawsuit against Oregon State going forward (College Media Matters)

Tool tip: Storyplanet

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After some scrambling to find a suitable home for our files, the College Media Podcast is back! Episode 9 is embedded above, and you can download a copy from this site.

Show Notes:

Topic 1: Charlie Weiss and the Daily Kansan

Kansan Football Reporter Warned About Asking Questions at Press Conference with Head Coach (College Media Matters)

Kansas Football Coach Tweets Angrily About Daily Kansan Coverage of Team (College Media Matters)

ROAD KILL AHEAD: WEEKEND HOLDS A BAD BEATING FOR KANSAS OR CALAMITY FOR K-STATE (UPDATED)

Topic 2: Visualization Tool

Visual.ly – Create infographics.

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