Showing posts with label Web reporting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Web reporting. Show all posts
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Obama's Facebook News Feed
So much written and said in the past few days about Obama's first 100 days -- I think Obama's Facebook news feed on Slate.com sums it up quite nicely in a very clever approach to the story.
Labels:
100 days,
barack,
blogging,
facebook,
obama,
Slate,
storytelling,
Web reporting
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Journalism training in Montana
Asbestos, Vermiculite and W.R. Grace have been in the news, off and on for several decades. The company is back in court and back in the news again in Montana.
The University of Montana's law and journalism schools have joined forces to cover the the latest Grace trial on the Web.
I think it will be interesting to follow their live online coverage of what's likely to be a tedious trial. And I want to see how the students' work stacks up against the AP.
The University of Montana's law and journalism schools have joined forces to cover the the latest Grace trial on the Web.
I think it will be interesting to follow their live online coverage of what's likely to be a tedious trial. And I want to see how the students' work stacks up against the AP.
Labels:
blogging,
journalism school,
twitter,
Web reporting
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