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Month: January 2013

4 Posts

NPR to Drop “Mr.” When Referring to President

NPR to Drop “Mr.” When Referring to President

January 18, 2013 — 0 Comments

The Non-Correction Correction by On the Media

The Non-Correction Correction by On the Media

January 14, 2013 — 0 Comments

Gene Patterson: a Great Journalist’s Story

Gene Patterson: a Great Journalist’s Story

January 13, 2013 — 0 Comments

What is a Newspaper Page to do When the Hall of Fame Names Nobody

What is a Newspaper Page to do When the Hall of Fame Names Nobody

January 13, 2013 — 0 Comments

Recent Posts

A story full of visual surprises
A Local TV Station Dedicates 3-Years to Investigating Hospital Billing
This anchor created a simple system that resulted in more women experts getting on TV. No bosses or consultants were involved.
Behind the Scenes: how three reporters in three cities worked together on one daily turn story
Why a TV station didn’t air a Nazi protest
Alaska media show how to use social media to cover the 7.0 quake
A Thanksgiving Story
Some of the Cool Tools I showed at EIJ 2018
How WalMart is forcing the end to dairy farmers
A political ad that tells a story

Nieman Lab

Can you spot a fake photo online? Your level of experience online matters a lot more than contextual clues
Publishers will soon no longer be able to detect when you’re in Chrome’s incognito mode, weakening paywalls everywhere
R.I.P. Quartz Brief, the innovative mobile news app. Maybe “chatting with the news” isn’t something most people really want to do?
As of December, publishers will no longer be allowed to send out newsletters on WhatsApp
“First-generation fact-checking” is no longer good enough. Here’s what comes next
Political news sites are reaching across the aisle (to try and pull some cash out of Google and Facebook’s pockets)
Congratulations to Slack, the now-public company that keeps thousands of newsrooms humming

InteractiveNarratives.org

Junkoâs Story: Surviving Hiroshimaâs Atomic Bomb
An intimate account of one young girlâs harrowing experience and miraculous survival.
The Boat
âThe Boatâ, an interactive graphic novel about escape after the Vietnam War. Based on the story by Nam Le, adapted by Matt Huynh.
Which Direction Do You Sleep?
A kinetic type story illustrating a common understanding within Ayurvedic practice. Created for my motion graphics class this semester at Ohio University.
Cronulla Riots - The Day That Shocked the Nation
Investigate the simmering tensions between groups of Australians that led to racially motivated violence at Sydneyâs Cronulla Beach in December 2005.
Rebuilding Haiti
Four years after the earthquake, how is Haiti rebuilding itself? If you were part of the process, would you be able to make the right choices? âRebuilding HaÃ¯ti" is an interactive piece of journalism. The form mixes newsgame and longform journalism. The story is about development issues (like rural exodus, land reform and brain drain). […]
Blind Wrestler
Shot and Produced by Jose F. Moreno/Courier-Post

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Tower of Industries
E. Jean Carroll’s Trump rape claim did not get enough coverage
Targeted by Duterte
In the Rio Grande Valley, a fight to bring back NPR
Joe Biden tries and fails to keep the press at bay
What Remains of the Turkish Press

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