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Community Journalists Learn to 'Be Web Now'
How small news organizations are engaging online audiences.
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Cutaway
Another online-news term to learn in Poynter's WebSpeak series
5/17/08:
New Media Timeline (2008)
Our timeline looks at the history of new media and online journalism.
By David Shedden
5/13/08:
New Media Bibliography
List of online resources and books about new media and online journalism.
By David Shedden
5/12/08:
Podcast
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5/12/08:
New Media Timeline
Our timeline looks at the history of new media and online journalism.
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5/5/08:
Database
Another online-news term to learn in Poynter's WebSpeak series
5/5/08:
Statewide Coverage: Finding and Filling Some Gaps
An Arizona editor launches an independent online site.
By Jonathan Dube
4/28/08:
Audacity
Another online-news term to learn in Poynter's WebSpeak series
4/22/08:
Voice-over
Another online-news term to learn in Poynter's WebSpeak series
4/10/08:
Pulitzers and the Web
Online playing bigger role
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4/8/08:
Panning
Another online-news term to learn in Poynter's WebSpeak series
4/3/08:
The Best Writing Tip of All Time: Sit
A robotics scientist/writer reminds us that there's no sense waiting for the Muse.
By Chip Scanlan
4/1/08:
No Casual Operation:
Inside a Citizen Journalism Newsroom
The Chi-Town Daily News shares its techniques for developing a corps of volunteer reporters and keeping them on track.
By Geoff Dougherty
4/1/08:
SuperVision: Jill Geisler's New Blog for Leaders
Learn more about leadership through Jill's words and videos.
By Ellyn Angelotti
4/1/08:
Journalism Links
Links to journalism resources, organizations, centers/schools, journalism jobs, and more.
By David Shedden
3/31/08:
Multimedia: An Adolescent, but No Longer an Orphan
NPPA judges share their thoughts about what's working and needs work in multimedia journalism.
By Steve Myers
3/31/08:
Slideshow
Another online-news term to learn in Poynter's WebSpeak series
3/31/08:
Update on Poynter Site Redo: Design is Done, Coding Under Way
Poynter Online's redesign is in the development phase.
3/31/08:
Tip Sheets: Online
Journalism tips you can use, with links to stories, seminars, and a complete bibliography.
By David Shedden
3/28/08:
Creating a 'Primary Place' for Citizens Online
How one public radio station used citizen media to improve its coverage of the 2008 presidential elections.
By Jonathan Dube
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