Journalists
Posts about journalists and the way they work.
Liveblogging 24 Hours of Regional Journalism Paid Members Public
And this is her on her personal blog, [Headline & Deadlines](http://headlinesanddedlines.blogspot.com/2008/05/taking-ldp-live-for-day_11.html): > Tuesday May 13 will be the day I go grey, bite off all my nails, and possibly take up smoking again. For Tuesday is the day the LDP goes
Performance-related Pay For Journalists and Unofficial Blogging Paid Members Public
Online, we have the ability to see directly what overall contribution journalists are playing to the success of a publication. It’s fairly logical that any company would seek to give greater rewards to its best performers, and encourage others to respond more closely to user needs. The “one shot”
The 3 Best Quotes from the Journalism Leaders Forum Paid Members Public
Yesterday evening I happily spent some time following the Journalism Leaders Forum [http://www.ukjournalism.org/jleaders/] through Twitter [http://www.tweetscan.com/index.php?s=%23ChrisAnderson&u=&d=] and a live video stream [http://alpha.bambuser.com/channel/joannageary/video/17306?page=]. There was much debate about
Birmingham Post Journalist Posting Del.icio.us Links on Articles Paid Members Public
The Birmingham Post [http://www.birminghampost.net/], with the likes of Joanna [http://joannageary.wordpress.com/] on staff, continues to impress as a newspaper rapidly reshaping itself with social media. The Online Journalism Blog reports on another step forward in their web publishing [http://onlinejournalismblog.com/2008/04/17/1088/
Making Journalistic Blogging Useful Paid Members Public
Mmmm. There’s a delicious, tasty journalistic thought meat [http://strange.corante.com/archives/2008/04/08/are_we_the_signal_or_the_noise.php] from Kevin Anderson over on the Strange Attractor blog. Take this brain canapé: > It’s one of the things that many journalists don’t
The Best Video of the Olympic Torch Attack Paid Members Public
Here’s an example of “user-created” video completely putting the professional version to shame. I caught the BBC’s footage of the Olympic Flame being snatched from Konnie Huq’s hand on News 24, and it was confused and blurred. This is exceptionally clear:> > [via Sacred Facts [http:
Internal Blogging & Digital Journalism Lessons Paid Members Public
two lessons from a busy day: First of all, as I comb my e-mails for details of Movable Type problems and bugs past, I really wish I’d been keeping an internal blog from the start. Then I could just click the “server issues” tag and have a handy list
