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Newspapers and Blogs: Happily Ever After?
Published on Oct 10, 2007Topics: blogs journalism newspapers online journalism web publishing
Oh good. Newspapers and blogs are finally getting along. Or so says the LA Times.
Sure, newspapers still talk behind blogs' back, dismissing their whiny opinions and misinformation, but they know that they can drive in the revenue as well as anyone, so they're willing to post and plug them.
There may be nothing sacred left in the eyes of newspaper purists, but then again, this is online media, and nothing is truly sacred anymore. "Any new information source is a potential competitor to a local newspaper. Smart newspapers are figuring out they don't have to fight with those competitors -- they can make alliances with them," said Robert Niles, editor of the Online Journalism Review.
Traditional Media Failing to Capture Citizen Interest
Published on Sep 26, 2007Topics: journalism online media web 2.0 web content web publishing
I dig analyzing online media; the pressure on the industry combined with the multitude of studies conducted of late make it so darn interesting.
Consider the latest report from the Project for Excellence in Journalism (PEJ), for example, which compared a week's worth of news from three user-driven sites -- Reddit, Digg and Del.icio.us -- and Yahoo News to 48 traditional news outlets. What the MSM are feeding versus what the foragers are gathering just ain't the same thing.
AFP Foundation Goes World Wide -- Without the Web
Published on Sep 18, 2007Topics: afp journalism web journalism web publishing
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Agence France-Presse, the international news agency, has launched the AFP Foundation with the goal to train journalists in developing countries and help humanitarian groups and other enterprises with media training.
The foundation will work to promote higher standards of journalism around the world.
Burgeoning Reporter? Sharpen Your Craft with Journalism Training (.org)
Published on Aug 24, 2007Topics: content creation journalism training web content web publishing writing
The Web journalism niche has seen a lot of pushback from traditional publications trying, understandably so, to protect their line of work. But the industry has changed, for better or worse, with the speed and ease of online publishing, so smart institutions are leveraging that understanding.
The Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) is one such institution. Having long taken it upon itself to help journalists hither and yon find the training they need, its latest effort, JournalismTraining.org, is a treasure trove for journalists -- online and off -- seeking information about professional development opportunities.
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