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June 2008 (2)
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- 30: Peace out. (0)
- 07: Innovation at newspapers won’t succeed if the organization doesn’t support it (14)
May 2008 (2)
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- 25: How to get more done with less — 3 steps to save resources, time and money at newspapers (14)
- 16: 32 of the best real world career and life tips for new journalism graduates entering the newspaper industry (11)
March 2008 (2)
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- 30: The Carnival of Journalism must go on! (1)
- 28: META: IPPA convention and Carnival of Journalism coming (2)
February 2008 (2)
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- 24: 94 ultimate networking, interviewing, negotiating, resume and job board resources find a better gig (7)
- 16: 6 reasons you should volunteer for a journalism organization or college newspaper right now (10)
January 2008 (6)
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- 21: Be a multimedia McGuyver - 101 DIY tools and techniques for cool, professional photo, audio and video gear on the cheap (7)
- 13: The four best online and multimedia professional journalism groups (2)
- 13: The four best online and multimedia professional journalism groups — The Society for News Design (0)
- 13: The four best online and multimedia professional journalism groups — The Online News Association (5)
- 13: The four best online and multimedia professional journalism groups — Sports Shooter (0)
- 13: The four best online and multimedia professional journalism groups — The National Press Photographer Association (0)
December 2007 (2)
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- 24: META: Obligatory happy holidays post! (2)
- 13: High tech freelancers help fill the gaps in newspaper new media teams (5)
November 2007 (3)
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- 28: BREAKING META NEWS: Will Sullivan is leaving Florida, heading to St. Louis (26)
- 20: Future control of the media and being thankful (0)
- 04: Four awesome things you should really read and post on your office bulletin board right now. (0)
October 2007 (3)
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- 16: Online journalism job titles, responsibilities and pay rates (Part 2 of 2) (9)
- 16: Online journalism job titles, responsibilities and pay rates (Part 1 of 2) (4)
- 09: Online media jobs and their salaries — What do you make? (PLEASE READ!) (3)
September 2007 (2)
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- 16: Champions needed. (0)
- 09: Are you awesome? Come to West Palm Beach. (0)
August 2007 (7)
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- 29: Have a bodacious weekend (0)
- 19: Four trends in newspaper website navigation design (10)
- 19: Journerdism, shaken in a tumblr and served neat. (0)
- 15: Bye-bye, bloglines. No thanks, NetVibes. Greetings, Google! (4)
- 15: Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse approaching in hurricane form? Use these four hurricane websites to prepare (5)
- 06: Are you and your news site ready for your local armageddon? (1)
- 02: Talking heads that work in web videography (0)
July 2007 (10)
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- 31: asap killed asap (0)
- 26: Welcome to Journerdism, 3.0 (8)
- 16: Web 3.0 defined; 10 questions for Rob Curley; What the video experts are doing; Free the iPhone, all phones; Michael Moore movie about the media? (2)
- 13: Lots of bad news in telecom and media regulation and a little good news; Zillow goes for hyperlocal news; AT&T sells out their customers, again; 40 gb broadband (2)
- 11: 8 mistakes newspapers made; Google and Facebook’s future visions; Metromix menage a trois needed; All Online Data Lost After Internet Crash; Die tie. (4)
- 09: Rules for video; News Videographer 101 curriculum; Taking chances, being creative and failing; Cat, bass, music mashing, chess and zombie nerds, hit this up. (5)
- 06: The WaPo’s 10 Web principles; BBC should do less with video; The world’s fastest camera; Quiet structure for online news design; Optimus Prime orders a fajita (1)
- 04: Democracy on the Fourth of July (0)
- 04: iPhone iPwns sales records; Choosing video-worthy stories; How the mobile Internet, isn’t the Internet; Feedburner offers free stuff; A dancing storm trooper (0)
- 02: Another required registration news site bites the dust; Success and failure in social news operations; Google’s secret plans; new Facebook-type site for sexual history (0)
June 2007 (10)
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- 29: What print folks can learn from video editors; The Shift is happening; 10 reasons things are bright for journalism; Why is Chicago, Chicago?; The Zorse (0)
- 28: Possibly one of the best installments of Journerdism this year. Grab a beverage and enjoy lots of cool links. (0)
- 26: Internet Radio stations silent today; Frequency in video ads; Human-to-Human design; And extra snark today! (2)
- 21: Newspapers building long-life resources; Big media, act small; AT&T’s big new monopoly acts shady; Music mashups, politics & Girl Talk; Pulitzer for Jon Stewart? (0)
- 19: Web surfers are ADD babies on crack; Reinforcing age stereotypes and technology; A multimedia steal; Friends don’t let friends overuse the Ken Burns effect (4)
- 13: Two calls to action on Net Neutrality and legalized spyware; Coming soon — the audience’s attention crash; What American accent do you have? (0)
- 12: Net neutrality for mobile applications; The NFL’s absurd new video policy; Browser Wars 2.0: Revenge of the Fruit; Billboards that know you’re watching them (0)
- 11: Data as the salvation for newspapers; Facebook Vs. Myspace; Newspaper intership tips; The Craigslist Secret; iPhone = Jesus? and more cowbell (0)
- 06: AP to fingerprint content; $500,000 for those under 21; How iPhone threatens newspapers; My new career (0)
- 06: Back from The City of Roses, feeling like one (0)
May 2007 (5)
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- 30: Watch the NPPA Multimedia Immersion Seminar online (0)
- 24: Free money for programmers / developers / coders to become the most valuable generation of journerdists in the history of the planet earth, ever. (0)
- 15: Send the IAB feedback for new metrics!; Sherbert colored voter’s guide you can easily create; Canon’s hybrid video/still SLR; Happy Internet wire tap day! (0)
- 03: NPPA Multimedia Summit (not the NPPA Multimedia Immersion Seminar) still open! Come and get it! (1)
- 02: Social media riot breaks out on Digg; Free Comic Book Day and No Pants Day back-to-back; Webby Awards (0)
April 2007 (9)
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- 26: Another Black Monday coming; EPpy Award finalists; An Entrepreneur Will Save Journalism; Why MTV ditched their Flash website; Newsvine relaunches (1)
- 24: Newspapers rush to video & newspaper video’s coming failure; 2 contests and 2 online journalism events (0)
- 20: Page-view juicing is evil; Chicago citizen journalism market contines to get crowded; The Google phone; Free Nikon cameras (1)
- 18: Topix redesign nets 25% traffic boost; Color MAJORLY affects human judgement; Nielsen on using numerals for the web; Virginia Tech coverage revisited (3)
- 16: Detrich did it 79 times–just in 2007. Blade buries news; Murder. Because, ‘That is the way we do things around here’; Wikia goes About.com 2.0; Valuing reader’s time (1)
- 11: Washington Post goes HD; Webby award nominees; Cadbury investigative citizen journalism (6)
- 09: What Newspapers Need to Do To Survive; Ignore ‘no tripod’ advice; James Nachtwey speaks; Get a Canon video cam with audio inputs for under $200! (3)
- 05: Sleeping giant Chicago Sun-Times makes big changes; Canon video camera rebates!; Podcasting doesn’t pay the bills, yet; St. Pete’s *tbt continues to grow (1)
- 02: Transparent Topix realignment to be more user-centric; April Fool jokes around the web; Awesome free video training; Go to a meeting or kill yourself in 5 minutes (2)
March 2007 (6)
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- 28: Washington Post redesign launches; Multiple eye-tracking surveys; How mass media tries to pass off crap as news; Graffitti with class; Human-droid love (0)
- 24: NPPA BOP winners, This American Life (the video version)–online for free & Today is “Shutdown Day” (0)
- 21: 10 things they never taught in design school; Web 3.0; NPPA Best of Photojournalism winners rolling out; A 23-point plan for riches; Piracy and weird politics videos (0)
- 19: Build your local UGC business reviews/guide now, before Craigslist does; Free multimedia storytelling training; No sleep, ’til Brooklyn (or for the web) (0)
- 15: South by Southwest Web Awards; Gen Y narcissists; Online video–less artsy fartsy, more reporting please; Amazon’s social design; Are you bored? (7)
- 04: Lessons from Digg; The MultimediaShooter contest; Designers debate SND contest (0)
February 2007 (10)
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- 27: Miami’s 5 clones Yahoo’s 9; RIAA lists top pirate universities; WaPost unveils blog ad network; POYi, ASNE award winners; Ira Glass on storytelling (0)
- 23: This American Life on TV; 10 lessons for managing an online forum; Helvetica “The movie” screenings (0)
- 21: Follow the stats, or follow the ideals; The World’s Best Designed newspapers; How to do audio like NPR (0)
- 19: The secret to profiting online; meet the Journawiki; We Media consultants fail; Rock out to stop climate change (3)
- 16: AJC explodes the newsroom, makes MAJOR changes; Study says: Ya gotsta spend money to make it; Newpaper’s public record database nets 4 million hits in less than three months; Teaching multimedia tips (2)
- 15: Optimus Prime: Newspapers’ new spokesbot?; Readership and pageviews; And ‘never say never’ in the newspaper biz (0)
- 13: How is life after journalism?; Who’s really watching YouTube clips; Journalism loses a great artist (0)
- 12: Yahoo fires up their Pipes; AP gets CJ; Peep shows at papers for pageviews; Eagles are awesome (0)
- 07: Best of Sports Design finalists; Beating Craigslist one category at time; Why we fight/Why the web (0)
- 04: 33 reasons librarians rule; Super Bowl media; Homeless YouTube; Google ‘does no evil’ on pre-roll (1)
January 2007 (5)
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- 29: The longest post in the history of Journerdism, ever. (4)
- 26: iPhony phanatics; Photographers–What happened to “F8 and be there”?; Citizen journalism gets shook up; Students need to get schooled (5)
- 26: The State of Journerdism.com Address (1)
- 03: 10 tips for small (or any) newspapers to fight circ. declines; Lawrence goes niche; Memo to the photocracy; Uncut P-funk, spiders on drugs and flaming Elmo dolls (2)
- 02: A couple typography and design resources; Trib redesigns the sports recap story & Moby the electrical engineer builds the ultimate point and shoot (0)
December 2006 (12)
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- 27: Strib sale stuff; Digital Edge Finalists announced; Year end lists; All I really need to know I learned in kindergarten/on the web (1)
- 22: A CSS design that’ll blow your mind; UC-Berkley New Media lecture videos are up; Weekly Free Press makes takes a stab at Blade’s Sunday circulation (7)
- 21: Bonus round: more inane stuff about me (5)
- 20: Nerdcore — a revolution begins?; Editors learning to let go; Website awards; Gannett Info Center discussions; And nothing about Amanda or Time magazine (0)
- 20: 5 things you didn’t know about me, nor did you ask to know about me (6)
- 12: Interesting J-job postings; Pre-roll video can go die.; 2006 Weblog Awards; Gawk Mr. Gawker; Journalism Christmas wishes; Rockin’ the Deathstar (2)
- 10: Outsourcing journalists; Training the well-trained; Bribing your way onto Digg; Net Neutrality has hope (0)
- 08: Horny Manatees and the Princess Leias that love them; The future of newspapers; A wiki guide to end all guides; Soundslides on an iPod? (4)
- 05: Nerd-apalooza: Rejoice gift nerds, photography nerds, mapping nerds, Trek nerds, Christmas nerds, online design nerds, hyper local citizen’s media nerds and more! (1)
- 04: High def YouTube; Professional photojournalists bite the dust; WSJ redesigns; Yahoo goes for citizen journalism; More on Gannett’s big changes (0)
- 04: R.I.P. Page views; Cool blog topics or newspaper beat ideas; 10 most popular newspaper fonts; Yahoo TV listings redesigned to be flashy, end up being slow and useless (4)
- 01: 10 tips for growing readership; Making innovation happen; What would Web 2.0 techies do with newspapers?; Blog comment policies reviewed; Why most websites suck (1)
November 2006 (9)
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- 29: Newspaper civil wars, salvation; MTV goes hyper-micro-niche on the web; Pulitzer drinks kool-aid; College Photographer of the Year winners up (0)
- 23: Craigslist adds 135 cities; Why college newspapers have insane readership; Thanksgiving schmanksgiving–Arrested Development is on MSN for free!; Another critic bites the dust (no one notices) (2)
- 20: The new web design hotness: Multiheaders; Crowdsourcing, The New Investigative Journalism; Newspaper video pioneer speaks; Plans for saving journalism; How to make your videos more exotic, “like naked chicks on a tropical island” (0)
- 15: MediaStorm unleashes innovative project; The Scoop goes Django; Newsroom changes coming to WaPost, Pioneer Press, Arizona Republic, Winston-Salem Journal (0)
- 14: The World Wide Web’s sweet 16; journalism jobs outsourced; Digg founder interviewed (1)
- 13: Cauthorn lives! Tells newspapers to forget about news; Google Earth 4D; Video for the newspapers; Web 3.0 here? (0)
- 06: Google Earth killer; More Gannett analysis; Flash graphics for the elections; Free online file converter; and they don’t call it ‘Fall’ for nothing (1)
- 05: Gannett’s new newsroom structure, Print redesigns don’t mean circ boosts and a bunch of other stuff you’ve probably already heard about (0)
- 01: AP finds Borat causes Kazah rage; Free Django book; Roanoke does Hallowen up; Someone tell “The 9″ to turn it down to about a 6 (1)
October 2006 (15)
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- 31: A little something for the kids — Raging against the online newspaper production machine (2)
- 30: The downward spiral of newspaper circulation; Curley’s fav. sites; Fox’s new news flash; Small calls for investments in design (0)
- 30: Waiting for innovation to take flight; Print cycle fails Outing; Meetings are toxic; Killing the crap to save the news (2)
- 24: Roanoke says, ‘Thems fightin words’; Photographers adapt to technology, discuss cliches; Lots of talk about what all the newspaper cuts mean to the future; election game (1)
- 23: What would you do with $100 mil; Reddit dude hates the news; LA Times redesign; lots of job cuts (0)
- 20: The hyer-local hero; More on St. Pete’s redesign; lots on how the Internet is making everyone insane, isolated; Pass the Dutchie to save newspapers (0)
- 17: Spaceballs coming soon; Lots of photo stuff; Software Jedi; Blogs Vs. Journalism and journalists turning to blogs as employers; The 7 worst fonts, ever. (0)
- 12: Social news site face-off; 3Q disappoints; Walters on reenergizing readers; LA Times investigates future (0)
- 10: Segwayjacking; Yelvinton on newspapers; Ted Turner on newspapers; Why Google didn’t by the NYTimes; Still photog tries video; New Digg-clone CMS (0)
- 09: Legos & gaming awesomeness; Arrington on ONA experience; ‘The impact of community’ on newspaper’s website (1)
- 09: ONA DC thoughts: Black Versace glasses, the Kool Aid Grant, why journalism & ONA is kinda broken and how to kinda fix them (6)
- 08: New slideshow app; Craigslist ads more paid jobs; Flash website design; A couple redesigns and new products; MySpace hits a mid-life crisis; AccuWeather bats it’s eyelashes at you (2)
- 02: Zune takes on iPod; Dancing in the Houston streets; The future of editorial photography (0)
- 01: Ripe, low-hanging fruit — How news sites can make dynamic photo galleries that rock (3)
- 01: Newspaper unions; WSJ publisher’s sustainable future; Yahoo hack-a-thon; the future of local sports (0)
September 2006 (18)
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- 26: Sun-Times redesign and new 98-paper network; Online ads grow 37%; students protest in print (0)
- 24: Pew’s future of the Internet 2.0; ditigal camera jammers; Apple acts rotten; white and nerdy (0)
- 22: Lots on Your Mom and youth stuff … and one thing on the New York City Subway Smells Mashup. (0)
- 21: Youth time spent with traditional media; audio recorders; YouTube = Napster?; NYTimes cool Answers.com in-content links (0)
- 20: Your Mom gets murdered; Newspapers need to use WordPress for blogging, drop MovableType; The Disruptors–Industry Innovators (1)
- 20: Readership boosters; WSJ labs launch; Scoble goes to school; User-generated content phobias; iTunes movies make $1 mil in 1 week (0)
- 19: The future of Web apps; visual ethics in journalism; Batten winners announced; iTV gets pwnd; ESPN sets traffic record; AOL’s ad-supported model; Bluffton redesign and Yelvington is the man (0)
- 11: Want to know the secret to life? Check this out. (1)
- 11: NFL preview; MySpace mumbo jumbo; social media gettin’ paid; Libraries rock; and of course, Sept. 11th (1)
- 08: UK Telegraph restructures newsroom; Google backed citizen journalism?; Web accessibilty goes legal; Nerdgasm (0)
- 07: Boosting website credibility; Facebook revolt; Gmail hacks; Amazon’s new video service; Photojournalism ethics (0)
- 07: A quick note for the readers (2)
- 06: Google News Archives; Naples Prepzone rules; Newspaper change & readership tips; UK Sun redesign; LATimes sharin’ photos (0)
- 05: RedEye boosts circ.; The best antivirus; Free newspapers; NYTimes Reader sneak peek; Innovation and more! (0)
- 05: BREAKING JOURNERDISM NEWS: CURLEY GOES TO WASHINGTON POST!! (0)
- 04: E&P newspaper manifesto; Strib’s sexy vita.mn, Roanoke’s new webcast; CBS goes ESPN; Top blogger sued for libel (3)
- 02: SND.ies winners announced (updated) (1)
- 01: Five rules for online community success and YouTube vs. Facebook (0)
August 2006 (25)
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- 30: SND, SND, Flickr and Yahoo rock out, ’student’ multimedia at ONA, Toronto’s new downloadable paper, FCC rules and improving newspaper websites (0)
- 29: Flash fun, ONA finalists, user experience and findability (2)
- 28: Video streaming, dynamic photos, MTV on multiple screens and the naughtiki (0)
- 27: Toledo Blade locks out more unions; more Katrina projects; more Yahoo! blog thoughts (0)
- 26: Star Trek and high school football posters galore; Katrina projects; Yahoo! removes blog search (0)
- 25: Google can make/break your company, SSP upgrade, Librarians rule, 9-11 and a break dancing baby (0)
- 24: MS-ted Development; Citizen Journalism up the yin-yang; awesome mice and PBS selling out (0)
- 23: No video on Monday night football; style & clean design; NYTimes changes and drunk Midwesterners (0)
- 22: E-paper; Citizen journalism manual; blogging guidelines; Mark Cuban’s media venture (1)
- 21: Computers used to write news stories at Thompson Financial, Reuters; human reporters begin stockpiling AP style books for impending Skynet battle (1)
- 21: Gotta case of “The Mondays” at the office? (0)
- 20: SOAP (0)
- 19: Sports; news vlogs; Gates funds media; WaPo blogrollin’ (0)
- 17: Short list today. Wifi; blogs and commenting legality schmegality; New audio recording device (0)
- 16: Who owns the Net?; Harnessing the Web; Citizen journalism broken down; New web/print mag; YouTube goes for music videos (0)
- 15: More uses for print newspapers!; holograms; Cuban @ ONA; Soundslides swings; Managing convergence; User video doubles, in a month and more, more more! (0)
- 14: Photo montages; lots of cool sites; satire and freelancin’ abroad (0)
- 13: Fish wrap, step aside; 25 numbers journalsists should know; Photography’s vanishing middle class; CC journalism; sweet wifi router (0)
- 12: Seven ways people search, user-generated blows up, tracking political ads, covergence & ways to make yourself a star (0)
- 11: Youth leave TV for Net; start-up mistakes; Snakes On A Marketing Rampage; WiMax gets wings (0)
- 10: Flash anniversary; College newspapers doin’ keg stands; ChannelOne redesign; Old vs. New; Breaking news–Broadcast execs get it (0)
- 09: Mixed bag: Redesign vs. relaunch, Topix redesign & top UK sites web features (0)
- 08: Computer culture; AOL’s downward spiral; Miami drinks Kool-Aid; Free CDs (0)
- 07: Chex Mix: Innovation; Obits; Wikimaps; customer service; Tourists generate content; computer culture; AOL REALLY screws up (0)
- 06: Craigslist regionalized; Flickr geotagging; Media meltdown; Digg your own Digg clone (0)
July 2006 (15)
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- 21: Lots: The audience wants to create; new camera; 1% rule; EFF pwns NSA, AT&T; BBC shufflin’; Infinitypixels; Rich kids found magazine; This headline is getting too long… (0)
- 19: Jambalaya: Jarvis crunches numbers, Dot-com crash, Amazon redesign, journalism’s suicide, It’s Comcastic! and drama fo yo mama (1)
- 18: Lucky Charms for breakfast: MSNBC at 10; Diffusing Dot-Bombs 2.0; It’s not a truck, it’s a series of tubes (0)
- 17: Break it down: Web changin’ journalism?; Don’t Hassle the Norris; Killing Flash; Yahoo lookin for love; Stevens remix (0)
- 17: 36 hours is better than 18, in my book (0)
- 17: Q. What do newspapers and tobacco companies have in common? (0)
- 10: Bodacious multimedia archive tools — What works? Updated with responses (2)
- 06: BBC “reboot” user redesign contest winner & runners up announced — BBC Malkovich (2)
- 06: Three quick- Free journerdism tip sheet; Jacksonville drops registration like it’s hot; All your base doens’t eBay; Amanda who? (0)
- 06: Chicago citizen journalism arena is about to get full quickly, “Da Bulls” vs. “Da Bears” debate explodes online (3)
- 04: Need a web visionary to lead your team? (1)
- 04: Multimedia magic machine Soundslides goes PC with the first public Beta (0)
- 03: Quickies: Flash intros; YouTube Jr.?; Programmers empowered; Positive whining; ESPN going social with ‘MySp..orts’ (0)
- 03: YouTube, NBC make sweet, sweet love for ‘The Office’ (0)
- 03: Become a master of time … and lines. Timelines. (1)
June 2006 (17)
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- 29: They can have my SLR when they pry it from my cold, dead hands. (2)
- 29: North Carolina’s “The Pilot” drops bombs on Internet access problems, plans to launch free WiFi network for community (2)
- 29: Digg clones explode, Yelvington unveils noteworthy clone, FanticZone.com (0)
- 28: Papa John’s doesn’t need to know about every time I purchase a 48-pack of condoms. (0)
- 28: I would ALMOST pay $25 for this shirt. (0)
- 28: NBC and YouTube kiss and make up, share a Magnolia cupcake. (1)
- 28: Was Joe Dirt a visionary of the World Wide Web? (0)
- 28: “Enterprise IT” … Just try to say it without snorting your chocolate milk all over the keyboard. (0)
- 27: Flash 9 player released. Evidently Superman Returns, too. (0)
- 26: Slate redesigns, celebrates 10 years (0)
- 24: Maps for non-programmers, net neutrality and Washington Post reporters start packin’ (0)
- 05: Bloggers get a financial lift from Scoopt, Blogburst has a new competitor (1)
- 05: Sarasota’s sweet hurricane trackin’ map mashup, news, risk estimator, awesome-tastic machine (3)
- 04: Is the web 2.0 bubble about to pop? Four signs of the pop-calypse. (0)
- 04: 20 words, 27 seconds is all you have (0)
- 04: Slashdot redesign contest winner selected, meh… (0)
- 04: News blog/wiki/blog/forum/news ? site for sports ArmChairGM.com (0)
May 2006 (43)
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- 29: Two great posts from two great Steves with beards (discussing participatory content and well… newspapers being newspapers) (0)
- 29: Yahoo maps mashup delivers directions to your iPod (0)
- 26: Net neutrality gets a positive push; telecom companies mobilize propaganda, fake citizen groups, deploy more evil-doers (0)
- 25: Online Awards for nerdy, quirky stuff (1)
- 25: 7 quick - Insider’s wireless, BBC redesign, $100 laptop, Yahoo’s next 5 years, Web/Print mergers, AP goes with Mr. T’s (0)
- 25: Porn and Google — Watch what other people are surfing with new Firefox extension and site, Swarm (1)
- 25: Two words is all you get for search (0)
- 25: Willy Stern goes wild on Gannett, The Tennessean (0)
- 25: Old Media, meet New Media. Steve Yelvington has a time machine. (0)
- 21: Check out the new hotness CSS 3.0 in action (0)
- 21: Effective photo gallery management just got a whole lot easier … and for only $40. (0)
- 21: Two weeks, 3 million views. Easy as A-B-C. (0)
- 21: Editor and Publisher EPpy victors announced, the usual suspects look to expand their fireplace mantles (3)
- 21: Has MySpace jumped the shark? Yes, yes it has. And here are five reasons why. (1)
- 21: The consequences of Yahoo’s new homepage for newspapers (0)
- 21: Non-profit Alabama newsroom uses profit to train journalists (0)
- 17: ‘Live blogging’ from Mesh Conference; notes discuss online newspapers, web 2.0 development and business (0)
- 16: Lessons newspapers can use (good and bad) from Slate (the online magazine) (2)
- 16: Yahoo! launches their redesign, kinda. (0)
- 15: Found out what the “F” in Jakob Nielsen’s “F-Pattern” really means (0)
- 15: Sloan & Thompson to break open SND Orlando, feast on the gooey innards (0)
- 15: San Jose Mercury News photo department redesigns multimedia page, uses Word Press blog software (0)
- 15: Holovaty delivers commencement, schools everyone (0)
- 13: Learn what “Taxpayers’ money” means with guide to ‘reporterse’ (0)
- 13: Study says those crazy whippersnappers get their news from portals, not newspapers (0)
- 13: Gannett buys Planet Discovery search technology (0)
- 13: NYTimes, Florida Today news sites are using maps to enhance their coverage (0)
- 10: International trust in the media survey released, Fox edges out CNN top rank in the U.S. (0)
- 10: 5 free eyetracking, critique case studies being released (0)
- 10: Cool multimedia feature–People crying over milk … men. (0)
- 10: This post is totally not related to journalism or nerds at all. (0)
- 09: Webby winners released, MySpace gets “Break out of the Year.” Snark Awards also announce that this is the understatement of the year century. (0)
- 08: Newspaper readers continue saying “It’s not you, it’s me.” National circ drops again. (2)
- 07: Publishing 2.0 asks a scary question: What If No One Will Pay For Content? (0)
- 07: The Courier-Journal goes gallery crazy for a 121.36 second event (The Kentucky Derby) (0)
- 04: BarCamp in Jacksonville! (0)
- 04: Great projects covering the Chernobyl anniversary (0)
- 04: Charles Apple shows great perspective on a paper slicing rotten headline puns (1)
- 03: Slashdot, BBC redesign contests are coming up short so far (2)
- 03: Medill wins Hearst journalism awards, kinda acts like a jerk about it… Again! (0)
- 03: Colbert rocks White House dinner; MSM poo-poos & ignores, bloggers go wild (0)
- 02: Thousands of redesigns around the world unleashed all at once (1)
- 01: Ten priorities for TV all newsrooms today (0)
April 2006 (86)
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- 30: Covering bad news in foreign lands, but not making it another one of those ‘bad news in foreign lands’ stories (0)
- 30: How to be a master of the digital domain from the Magazine Publishers of America (0)
- 30: An ice hockey blog in South Florida? No way. Naples cross-checks cynicism with Everblades blog (0)
- 30: Cable starts propaganda after the Net Neutrality bill slips (0)
- 29: NYTimes talks e-paper with MS, and “Is Microsoft preparing for a big attack?” (0)
- 29: Yahoo study finds “Mobile Web Not Yet Ready For Prime Time” (0)
- 29: Mapping the NFL Draft mashup (1)
- 29: Honest (!) PR woman sticks it to SPJ for pulling punches on TV VNR’s (0)
- 26: Slashdot redesign “contest” (Just like the BBC reboot!) (0)
- 26: