Shoe Leather (and Flip-Flop) Journalism at Cherubs
Jun 29th, 2010 | By joegrimm | Category: NewsJournalism students in Northwestern University’s National High School Institute chase down a developing news story.
Journalism students in Northwestern University’s National High School Institute chase down a developing news story.
Looks sharp, eh? And so easy to do. I am doing a little research into mapping tools for an upcoming visit to the American Indian Journalism Institute, underwritten by the Freedom Forum’s Diversity Institute, and visited the ESRI mapping site.
These maps took seconds to do and to then embed — and they are interactive. [...]
Detroit’s Journalism That Matters conference will rely on everyone’s ideas and will attract journalists as well as digital thinkers.
Freelancers who wish to beat the race-to-the-lowest rate reverse auctions need to distinguish themselves in ways that are valuable to demanding clients.
The other half of the equation implies narrowing one’s client list to only the best customers.
Conan O’Brien responds to his ouster from NBC by taking his show on the road, not by crawling under a rock. Good advice for all of us.