J303 Video Project: Time-lapse
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Break/ing News
"The core unifying quality Royal found among the staff wasn’t a specific programming skill or even a set of those skills. It was passion. Curiosity. Enjoyment of the work and openness to new processes and approaches. " - M. Garber for Nieman Journalism Lab (reviewing Royal's study) A recent study released by Cindy Royal, assistant professor of journalism at Texas State University, revealed how the New York Times aims to continue providing enagaging online content to its readers. The idea? Instead of hiring people ...
J303 Video Project: The Modern College Student
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A Degree in Journalism, Now What?
As the big hourglass would have it, you've been born a journalist in an era of uncertainty. The faltering of some major institutions -- from banks to auto companies to mass media organizations -- has resulted in a contraction of the workforce and a subsequent scarcity of industry employment. Fortunately, writers and news-gatherers can't be replaced by machines (yet), and society's insatiable demand for good journalism will likely never cease. For every Old Gray Lady lurching toward the grave, there are dozens of fresh and eager professional/citizen/student/digital journalists innovating their way to success. Here are some options for recent and ...
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J303 Video Project: Time-lapse
Posted on 31 May 2010
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Break/ing News
Posted on 21 May 2010
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J303 Video Project: The Modern College Student
Posted on 19 May 2010
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A Degree in Journalism, Now What?
Posted on 23 April 2010
For every Old Gray Lady lurching toward the grave, there are dozens of fresh and eager professional/citizen/student/digital journalists innovating their way to success. Here are some options for recent and soon-to-be journalism grads. Continue Reading
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Need a soundtrack?
Posted on 09 March 2010
Here's a great site for finding "free" and legal audio to accompany any multimedia project. "Free music is music that is not managed by performance rights organizations (PRS, ASCAP, SOCAN, BMI, BUMA, JASRAC...). Continue Reading
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Trailblazing Web Team Moves On
Posted on 19 February 2010
The minds behind CoPress, the first organization to offer a viable option for college newspapers looking to go online without corporate control (or, "hack the future of journalism," as they put it) discuss the recent announcement that they'll be halting operations next month. Continue Reading
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