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- Ross on Idiomag.com: Interests as reporter, software as editor-in-chief for instant, multimedia music magazine
- amedeo on Furious flurry of facts freaks out info followers, foisting fear for industry’s future upon faithful: AP’s report on creating the news of the future (now, you mean?)
- Tim on Furious flurry of facts freaks out info followers, foisting fear for industry’s future upon faithful: AP’s report on creating the news of the future (now, you mean?)
- newsroomnext » On answering the “why” and “what’s next” component of news stories that the AP says young news consumers want more of: The answers are already there, but paragraphs are a problem on Furious flurry of facts freaks out info followers, foisting fear for industry’s future upon faithful: AP’s report on creating the news of the future (now, you mean?)
- Randy Burge on Seeing the nature of the Web after tracing the path of links leading to a video on a video technique
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- On answering the “why” and “what’s next” component of news stories that the AP says young news consumers want more of: The answers are already there, but paragraphs are a problem
- Furious flurry of facts freaks out info followers, foisting fear for industry’s future upon faithful: AP’s report on creating the news of the future (now, you mean?)
- Seeing the nature of the Web after tracing the path of links leading to a video on a video technique
- Another vote for scannability when writing for the Web
- Creating awareness of online communities by automatically connecting people performing similar activities
- The ways people use information / journalistic services that can be sold around them
- EveryBlock.com: Game-changing new player in hyperlocal; hyperridiculous video
- The-Web-is-your-Web-site future gets closer with DataPortability.org
- Collecting storytelling tutorials from Ira Glass and others
- Will cellphone novels kill ‘the author’? If you believe blogs will kill ‘the journalist,’ then yes
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