Six Must-Know Online Resources for Journalists « Communicate: The Diederich College of Communication blog Posted by the Diederich College of Communication It’s no longer enough to just be a great writer; today’s well-prepared journalist must be well-versed (if not fluent) in using social media and emerging multimedia technology to gather sources and get the story out to the public. Luckily, there are some helpful resources designed to help navigate the new frontier of journalism in the digital age. Below are six must-know websites for anyone working in the profession. 10,000 Words.net According to the site description, 10000words.net is a place “where journalism and technology meet.” Society for Professional Journalists: List of Influential Journalists to Follow on Twitter SPJ has compiled an ever-expanding Twitter list of people offering insight into the field of journalism. AP Style Guide Update Long considered the journalist’s bible, the AP Style Guide now includes information about incorporating social media and online terminology into writing and reporting. Like this: Like Loading...
Seven Levels of Photography Home Donate New Search Gallery Reviews How-To Books Links Workshops About Contact The Seven Levels of Photographers I summarize this into 2 levels here. © 2005~2012 KenRockwell.com Also in French Italian German Spanish Dutch Portuguese Czech Polish Russian Hungarian Ukrainian Turkish Thai Chinese read the seven levels of artists here and the seven levels of surfers here. November 2012 Better Pictures Nikon Canon Fuji LEICA All Reviews Artist: Top Level 7 ("Heaven") This is the highest level. An artist fixes his imagination in a tangible form called a photograph. An artist is a complete master of his tools. To make a musical analogy, a musician may woodshed his scales, but when he's jamming he's not even thinking about fingerings. Just like professional surfers who have a dozen boards or pro guitarists who have 23 axes, an artist may have a slew of cameras, each for a different purpose. Likewise, other artists may only have one camera, or none at all. Whore: Level 6 back to top Why?
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Fotoimpex subjectify The Secret to Rachel Maddow's Success Ever heard of something called Dada?” Rachel Maddow is trying to make an analogy. It’s mid-October, two weeks before the election, and the MSNBC host is comparing the McCain campaign’s recent fixation on “Joe the Plumber” to the anti-bourgeois cultural movement of the early-twentieth century. “Deliberately being irrational, rejecting standard assumptions about beauty or organization or logic,” she begins. It’s hard to imagine many other cable news hosts going down that particular rabbit hole. There’s something about the mix of personal details that is—to a young, educated, left-leaning, cosmopolitan audience—instantly recognizable. “You come out of the gate as fast as she came out, it gives me incredible excitement,” thunders MSNBC president Phil Griffin. Over drinks after her show at one of her regular spots, the St. Since the show started in September, Maddow’s schedule has been brutal.
“A Small Industry Sitting Atop a Huge Hobby” – Novelr - Making People Read Here’s a heretical thought: suppose we never find a way for making money from online fiction? I was walking back from campus the other day with Yipeng (who’s the technical lead for Pandamian, by the way, and is generally sharp about such things) and he asked me: “Is there any way to make money from … this web fiction thing?” I paused for a bit, thinking about where to begin. And we still don’t. But I wonder now: suppose the majority of digital, for-entertainment writing is impossible to monetize? I’m kidding myself, of course – such a future is likely to be inevitable. What interests me is this idea that the bell-curve in publishing, so far, has existed because of the shape of the traditional publishing industry. I can hazard only a few guesses. I’ll also take a stab at it and say that the publishing houses of the future would endorse certain digital writers over others. This isn’t a bad thing, really. … I want to scream at people, “Getting paid for making art is not a right.
AbsolutVision Photography that aims at being true, not at being beautiful because, what is true most often is beautiful. - Journal kodachrome warped tour 2008 juliansgilbert@gmail.com all photos © julian gilbert 2010 note: i don't mind if you repost my photos on your website/blog, please though give me credit & shoot me a quick e-mail with the link to where you've posted it. thank you. kodachrome warped tour 2008 my good friend ryan gave me about 8 rolls of kodachrome film earlier this summer. said film expired in 1995. they stopped making said film in the early 2000's. a lab in kansas is the only place in america that still processes this film. this is the last of my warped tour trip. here's to more adventures with all good friends, new & old, in the future. Posted by Julez Schmagoolz at 9:18 PM 4 comments: Chelsey said... I see a lot of these pictures are from Milwaukee.Very nice.:) October 28, 2008 at 10:19 PM Terri... said... my photography teacher gave me some last week, i didnt even think of when to ask when it expires October 29, 2008 at 2:52 PM Anonymous said... love these pictures! October 29, 2008 at 4:20 PM
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