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News Leadership 3.0
August 29, 2012
Curating Twitter? Watch out, the rules are changing
By Amy Gahran
News outlets of all kinds increasingly have been aggregating or curating Twitter content to augment news coverage and liveblogs—but Twitter is changing the rules. If you plan to keep using Twitter content on your website (or hope to start), it helps to understand what’s changing at Twitter, and where things are heading…
OJR: The Online Journalism Review
November 12, 2012
How journalism startups are making money around the world
By Pekka Pekkala: For the last two years I have had an opportunity to participate in an ambitious global research project: how journalistic startups are making money in the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, France and five other countries.
The project is called Sustainable Business Models for Journalism. What did we find? First, bad news:
...News for Digital Journalists
August 30, 2012
RTNDA/Gannett award for innovative community watchdog journalism
The Radio Television Digital News Association is teaming with the Gannett Foundation to offer a $5000 prize recognizing groundbreaking TV, radio, or online watchdog journalism that creatively uses digital tools. Special consideration is given to journalism that helps a community understand and address important issues…
August 30, 2012
Knight News Challenge on Mobile: applications now open
Applications are now open for the third phase of this year’s Knight News Challenge, which focuses on mobile technology…
FEATURED SEMINAR
Special mobile news workshop for executives and journalism educators
The KDMC Mobile Symposium is a traveling training session for news professionals and journalism educators. We cover emerging mobile opportunities for journalism and the news business, as well as key mobile tools and skills. We also discuss how to teach mobile in journalism school. So far, this symposium has been offered at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and the University of Montana-Missoula. It features talks and exercises by experts in mobile technology and media, mobile marketing, mobile reporting, and teaching mobile journalism. Archived resources include speaker slides plus additional tips and links.
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KDMC Digital Partners
- KCJA, March 11, 2013
Knight Center offers course "The Making of a Great Radio Producer;" Apply now - KCJA, March 7, 2013
Knight Center concludes MOOC on infographics with 5,000 participants, its largest class to date - KCJA, March 7, 2013
Univision News to provide simultaneous translations into Spanish during ISOJ
- J-Lab, July 10, 2012
Signup now - 2012 AEJMC J-Lab Luncheon on university news startups. Sat., Aug. 11, Chicago. - J-Lab, May 30, 2012
"Engaging Audiences," new J-Lab report. Online news sites need more data to convert users into supporters. Sites identify four strata of engagement. - J-Lab, May 24, 2012
Five models for old- and new-media collaborations. Jan Schaffer's keynote speech, BBC College of Journalism's "Connecting Communities," May 24, Salford, U.K.
Twitter Roll Call
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@NeimanLabNiemanLab: RT @mel_coulson: When's the last time your heard of a news org hiring 50 people... to work in newsprint first? http://t.co/sAxHKIwq |
@jayrosen_nyuOrange County Register goes all in on the newsPAPER, says its basic mission is "to increase quality first in print.? http://t.co/N7Ho9S99 |
@knightfdnMT @NextLibraries: Could #libraries encourage neighborly sharing? There's an app for that http://t.co/eYHQxKnX @bthewirz |
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