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One of the big advertising groups is partnering with Digital Content Next’s trust-focused ad marketplace
Inside, the collection of industry newsletters, continues to bet on email, the “largest social network”
With Facebook Watch, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram hopes to attract more viewers to local videos
New York City makes the claim that it’s the podcast capital of the world (but is that a good thing?)
Newsonomics: Lessons for the news media from Charlottesville
The AP makes the case that its wire stories overall do better on Facebook than individual publications’ stories
Alaska’s largest news site (which previously bought Alaska’s largest newspaper) is going bankrupt, but also getting new owners

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

Study asks whether reporters are influenced by who they follow on Twitter
Q&A: Filmmaker on FBI surveillance of her neighborhood and the fight for the records that prove it
The media today: Lessons from Kentucky on overcoming polarization
Diversity in newsrooms has been bad for decades and it probably won’t get better: study
Lessons on overcoming polarization from Bowling Green and Ohio County, Kentucky
The outrageous editorial by a Charlottesville daily that preceded violence

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