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Do you have *your* parking pass yet? Start of a new semester. Here are some links from around the Web to stuff I’ve been reading. In no particular order, and with some non-journospecific goodness. Choose Your Multimedia Tools Strategically: Story is Still King, Marc Cooper: “New multimedia tools, now reproducing themselves exponentially, provide reporters and editors with . . . → Read More: Curated Links for 8-19-10 Once again, a list of links to articles I’ve been perusing on the Internet: via The Black Sheep – via the CMA Listserv, a humor newspaper targeted at college students. The site is apparently recruiting students to help produce publications targeted at specific universities around the country, and they’ll probably be soaking . . . → Read More: Stuff I’ve been reading The 2009-2010 school year is over. Summer is here, and you might have some time to catch up on what’s going on out in the world. So here are a few links for your perusing pleasure. • Hearst Collegiate Journalism Multimedia Winners: The projects for the top three winners for the multimedia awards are linked from this . . . → Read More: Curated links for summer browsing Obviously, this is a busy time of the semester. To compensate for the lack of posts, here are some curated links for your browsing pleasure: Iraq’s Independent Student Press: Dan Reimold has begun a series about the first student college newspaper in Iraq. Worth a read. Tableau: Free data visualization tool online. Monle: iPhone, iPad, iPod app that contains . . . → Read More: Curated links! Boolean Logic: How to Search the Web: a timely reminder about ways to better use search.
Tonight, I get to find out what is “The Future of Journalism.” I’m excited! I’ll let you know what I find out soon. In the meantime, here are some curated links to tide you over:
 Comments are closed  CICM shop talk, Links  ipad, Links, paywalls, social media, Twitter, video, web site design
Then, this weekend, I’ll be assisting with the APME/MPI NewsTrain workshop in Arlington Heights, Ill. (details here) The faculty is pretty impressive. Mark Briggs will be there, as will Derek Willis, whom I’ve interviewed, but never met in person. I hope to have some short videos available from that workshop as well. Meanwhile, here are some random links to start the day off right. Continue reading Break is over: The future of journalism, and some curated links Comments are closed Links, hope for the future career talk, college newspapers, comments, Flash Journalism, jay rosen, Links, NC State Technician, steve buttry, Twitter A few things that have popped up in my RSS feeds lately that might be of interest: Research Dramatizes Changing Practices\: The ever-inciteful Paul Gillin links to some interesting research about how social media is being used extensively by journalists in their reporting (even Wikipedia!). Lots of other substance in the post as well, so read the . . . → Read More: Curated links for March 9, 2010 Housekeeping: I’m in the midst of heavy revision of my dissertation draft, so posting will likely be light over the next few weeks unless something big breaks. Reminder: Feb. 1 is the deadline for applications for the Spring 2010 CICM internship. $500 stipend. Work from anywhere. Write about the future of college media. Via Doug Fisher, journalists and . . . → Read More: 7 links: Interns, paywalls, cleverness, failure, Flash, press conferences and internships As you probably already know, Haiti suffered a devastating 7.0 earthquake on Jan. 12. You can find some pretty comprehensive information about relief efforts at this Washington Post list. If you have some money to spare, there are some people who could put it to good use. Off to Edmonton! This afternoon, I’ll be heading to Edmonton, . . . → Read More: A plea for help, housekeeping, and surfing the RSS feeds |
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