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washingtonpostinnovations:
The gut-wrenching images that emerged after a tornado struck Joplin, Mo. this week were made even more profound by digital and online storytelling techniques. The combination of traditional photography and digital technology put viewers inside the wreckage and show...
skibinskipedia:
The Space Shuttle Endeavour’s Final Launch seen from a commercial plane window, captured by Stefanie Gordon.
newshour:
The Drudge Report outranks social media when it comes to driving news traffic to top Web sites, according to a new study from the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism.
MORE on the study
Today I am announcing my candidacy for President of the United States.
@newtgingrich becomes first politician to announce his candidacy for President on Twitter. Man of few words. Think all his speeches will be 140 characters as well? (via abcworldnews)
Publishers will make another mistake if they focus on advertiser rather than consumer economics for digital editions. The first priority for publishers should be to create an excellent consumer experience. If they do that with viable economics, the advertisers will follow. Publishers lost track of that idea years ago when they embarked on a mad scramble for ad revenue at the expense of both product and circulation economics. I asked this question years ago: who put the popcorn salesmen in charge of strategy? It may be that movie theaters can make more money from popcorn than revenue from admissions, but that does not mean that the popcorn salesmen know what makes a movie attractive or anything else about the economics of production and promotion. Publishers have consistently blundered since the 1990s by trying to fit new tech into the comfortable box of economics they have lived in for so long.
Chip Block, retired publishing executive (via aakruse)
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On the Media’s John Soloman explains how public radio is produced/edited. Via this discussion on MeFi. Source: WNYC.org (min. 20) Transcript: OntheMedia.org
behind the scenes (oldie but goodie.)
nprfreshair:
Photography: In Afghanistan, Flowers Call The Shots
In the mainstream press, coverage has focused on trying to parse out the details leading up to and during the dramatic raid, and on sorting through the national and international reaction to it. Those two themes together accounted for half the bin Laden coverage since Sunday night, May 1, and through Wednesday, May 4.
Never forget the Radio Act of 1912.
Example of consensus journalism?
futurejournalismproject:
Front pages of today’s newspapers.
Evidently there’s a popular file photo.
In 1980, there were about .45 PR workers per 100,000 population compared with .36 journalists. In 2008, there were .90 PR people per 100,000 compared to .25 journalists. That’s a ratio of more than three-to-one, better equipped, better financed.
Women in Film by the Numbers
statette:
This infographic is based on a study done by the USC Annenberg School for Communications & Journalism. The study “examined the gender of all speaking characters and behind the scenes employees on the 100 top grossing fictional films in 2008. A total of 4,370 speaking characters were evaluated and 1,227 above the line personnel.”
The decline of traditional media and the rise of viral emails and partisan Web and cable TV platforms has meant the near-collapse of common facts, believed across the political spectrum.
From Politico, “A new era of accusation and innuendo” by Jonathan Martin and John Harris
See also, “Factchecking Obama: Birther controversy was 4% of newshole, not ‘dominant’ story”
(via poynterinstitute)
How did you find out? Does this breaking news show the power of social media such as Facebook and Twitter?
abcworldnews:
Here is a special sneak preview of the cover of TIME Magazine’s special commemorative royal wedding issue out Monday, May 2nd.
