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Wanted: Resident Butt-Kicker (Thoughts on journalism education)
Lately, I have been doing a lot of thinking about journalism schools and what journalism students are not learning.
One of the problems is that there’s too much talk. Educators have known about the Internet, multimedia storytelling and convergence for years.
No more excuses.
I realize that this post constitutes talk, but I would like to think of [...]
Mobile post test
Hello! This is my first mobile blog post.
Please feel free to mobile comment.
Top ten list of tips for journalism students
After sharing links to interesting articles and posting my thoughts on online journalism for a little while, I wanted to compile a “top 10″ list of suggestions for journalism students. I actually thought of this idea the day before Howard Owens posted his objectives for today’s non-wired journalist, which reaffirmed my desire to do this.
This [...]
Cover It Live
I was catching up with Alfred Hermida’s Reportr.net blog and came across this great app for sites and blogs: COVERITLIVE.COM
The concept is brilliantly simple. Instant messaging, which this is very similar to, has been around for a long time. Of course, this is not instant messaging, it’s a perfect blogging tool.
Look out for a test [...]
NYT improves coverage of toilets
The saga continues. I’m telling you, the New York Times has some of the best toilet coverage around:
Prelude to a Public Toilet: Thank This Man
Here’s my first post on this phenomenon from Jan. 11: It’s potty time!
