Did you help create a most excellent digital journalism project or online news site this year? We’re accepting submissions for the 2012 Online Journalism Awards now.
Learn more about the awards and submit a project or site here.
Did you help create a most excellent digital journalism project or online news site this year? We’re accepting submissions for the 2012 Online Journalism Awards now.
Learn more about the awards and submit a project or site here.
Looking at a new degree system for journalism education - Knight Foundation
Eric Newton’s proposed new degree structure for journalism and communications in handy infographic form.
How La Nacion decided to focus on data journalism and how they are training their journalists to handle data in an accessible way.
The Oregon Daily will no longer be a print publication, but in its new incarnation, Emerald Media Group hopes to be an inspiration to college media.
Her Girl Friday, a Brooklyn based group dedicated to empowering and fostering community among women in journalism and nonfiction storytelling, is hosting a free event next Tuesday.
“Throw Like a Girl: Pitching the Hell Out of Your Stories”
A free panel with the best editors in the…
How They Did It: Symbolia - Online News Association
Erin Polgreen discusses her new tablet magazine on illustrated journalism. Learn how they built it, why they chose the tablet format, and how they plan to make it sustainable.
Also, they’re looking for pitches from radio producers, comics creators, journalists, and graphic designers. The theme of the new issue is “How We Survive.”
This morning, the good folks at Arc90/Readability launched a tool that we’ve been helping them out with, one that has the chance to transform the way that many of us read. It’s called Readlists.
The idea is simple. You take a group of links—articles, recipes, course materials,…
Mixtapes for reading! Interesting. Are any of you using this yet?
I’ve been an NABJ member since 2006 and a member of the Online News Association since 2009. I attended ONA’s convention in Boston last year and it transformed my life. Which is why I’m SO excited that ONA is bringing its ONACamp to our convention this year.
Our attendees will get a full day Learning Lab Join with hands-on training with some of the top leaders in digital journalism. You’ll learn the latest in digital investigative reporting, mobile reporting, social media, audience engagement skills, and web tools. Click here to see the full slate of sessions!
We’re so excited about bringing ONACamp to the NABJ Conference. See you in New Orleans!