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Category Archives: Blog
University of Colorado may shut down journalism school to create a more tech-oriented degree program
Stefanie Chernow writing at the Editors Weblog: Digital trends in the media are affecting every aspect of the journalism field, including education. The University of Colorado at Boulder is pondering closing its journalism department in favor of a new degree … Continue reading
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Tagged academia, education, future, highereducation, Journalism, stefaniechernow, teaching
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Science Journalism in a Digital Age – Call for Papers
SPECIAL ISSUE OF JOURNALISM: THEORY, PRACTICE AND CRITICISM Guest Editor: Stuart Allan, Bournemouth University, UK In taking science journalism as its focus, this special issue of Journalism will seek to contribute to current debates about the ways in which this … Continue reading
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Tagged cfp, journal, Journalism, news, sciencejournalism, stuartallan
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How reporters mangle science on Gulf oil – CNN.com
Christopher Reddy: As the number of science journalists gets smaller, this problem will grow. One solution is for scientists to gain skills needed to bridge the communication gaps between the academic world and the lay public, media and policymakers. In … Continue reading
How NRK mined the WikiLeaks SQL database
Great article by Espen Andersen describing how NRK made use of the WikiLeaks SQL database file to identify incidents involving Norwegian troops. [in Norwegian] External link
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Tagged espenandersen, howto, nrk, nrkbeta, sql, technical, Wikileaks
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Facebook + Media = Best Practices for Journalists?
Facebook's own take on best practices for journalists… for using Facebook: GAIN SHORT TERM DISTRIBUTION Get in your readers' News Feeds Interact with your audience BUILD LASTING CONNECTIONS Create a Facebook Page Place the Like button with additional tags next … Continue reading
Putting Quality First – BBC’s new product centred strategy
Erik Huggers explaining BBC's new 'product' centred strategy: It's a self-contained entity within BBC Online, which unites technology and editorial to meet a clearly defined audience need. Each product has a simple and concise proposition that's easily understood by the … Continue reading
The future of public service broadcasting
Eirik Solheim on NRK's experiment with torrent distribution of public service broadcasting content: This software has helped the government-owned broadcaster distribute terabytes of data to thousands of people. Through a technology that is feared by the media industry, yet extremely … Continue reading
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Tagged bittorrent, eiriksolheim, futureofjournalism, nrk, nrkbeta, online, piratebay, psb
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Climate Change Impact Using Google Earth
The Foreign Office (FCO) and the Department of Energy and Climate Change (Decc) launches Google Earth KML (mapping layer) to illustrate how the world would be affected by a global average temperature increase of 4C. Ed Parsons from Google: This … Continue reading
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BBC News website redesign – comments from editors and designers
Steve Herrmann, editor of the BBC News website: What’s new: • a fresh, updated design, with more space for the main stories of the day • better use of video and images • clearer and more prominent labelling and signposting … Continue reading
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Online Reporting of Elections – call for papers
JOURNALISM PRACTICE SPECIAL ISSUE CALL FOR PAPERS Guest editor: Einar Thorsen Elections represent a great spectacle of journalism and are therefore ideally suited to reflect upon the current and future state of journalism practice in relation to online political news … Continue reading
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