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Which do you think is easer to read? | Cian Ginty's Online Journalism Blog
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Cian Ginty's Online Journalism Blog. Just another blog for Online Journalism. Student journos on Twitter 2009-10. Thestory.ie: Journalistic research very publicly. Which do you think is easer to read? April 30, 2010. More on subbing: Below are screen shots of text from TV3.ie. And text from Telegraph.co.uk. Both four paragraphs. Which do you think is easer to read? First from TV3.ie, small white text and a grey background:. Text from TV3.ie. Text from Telegraph.co.uk. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. IrishTim...
Err… and where did that video come from? | Cian Ginty's Online Journalism Blog
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Cian Ginty's Online Journalism Blog. Just another blog for Online Journalism. Student journos on Twitter 2009-10. More Irish student journalists on Twitter. Journalism will pay for getting the price wrong →. Err… and where did that video come from? April 28, 2010. The main Independent group websites have videos embedded into their sidebars. The source of these isn’t clear. This, for exampled, appared on Herald.ie. Video on the Herald.ie. If so why are we not being told that? If not, who did? Which do you...
Essay | Cian Ginty's Online Journalism Blog
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Cian Ginty's Online Journalism Blog. Just another blog for Online Journalism. Student journos on Twitter 2009-10. This essay will compare online subediting to print subediting. It will look at how and why print is different to online but where it should be treated as the same. And why hyperlinking, categorising tagging should be seen as an important feature of online subediting. Last year, Roy Greenslade a media commentator for Guardian.co.uk. Subs – who are able to do everything for themselves. But let ...
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Cian Ginty's Online Journalism Blog. Just another blog for Online Journalism. Student journos on Twitter 2009-10. Newer posts →. IrishTimes.com new media stays in the back room? April 23, 2010. The excellently produced IrishTimes.com. Slide shows appear on the homepage of the site when new, but the sideshow menu page was hidden in the back room and has now gone missing in action. Which has nothing about the slideshows. To Electric Picnic 2009. From St Patrick’s Day Parade in Dublin 2010. April 22, 2010.
Student journos on Twitter 2009-10 | Cian Ginty's Online Journalism Blog
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Cian Ginty's Online Journalism Blog. Just another blog for Online Journalism. Student journos on Twitter 2009-10. Student journos on Twitter 2009-10. Below are lists of Irish student journalists on Twitter 2009-2010, as well as Irish student media on Twitter in 2010, these are also on Twitter here. This page replaces a post first published here. Thanks to @ alan regan. For the help in pulling the list together. Comment below or contact me at @ cianginty. And student media on twitter:. Online journalism s...
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Online journalism – Not so ‘new’ | Rosie View
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The ramblings of another Journalism student. Essay – Twitter as a news source. April 13, 2010. Online journalism – Not so ‘new’. Just came across this really great news report from 1981 on the future of online journalism. It’s about reading your newspaper from your computer screen. But it is time that we stopped using this ‘new’ technology as an excuse to lag behind. The internet is here and its here to stay. Now is time to really embrace it. Posted in Rise of the internet. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
The Finacial Times and Nature.com | Rosie View
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The ramblings of another Journalism student. Essay – Twitter as a news source. April 16, 2010. The Finacial Times and Nature.com. Are two examples of good websites. On first glance the layout of both sites is very striking. Nature.com has a link to podcasts. As well as a number of Blogs. They also make good use of hyperlinks and they have a link to their online print edition of Nat. Which is very easy to navigate. The Financial Times online. Posted in Rise of the internet. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
Time to say Goodbye | Rosie View
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The ramblings of another Journalism student. Essay – Twitter as a news source. May 8, 2010. Time to say Goodbye. The time has come to say Goodbye😦. Keeping this blog has been a great idea and I have really enjoyed it. It has taught me so much about the importance of online journalism and the many great and not so great sites out there that embrace the web. Posted in Goodbye post. Laquo; Importance of Headings. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). Religious ide...
May | 2010 | Rosie View
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The ramblings of another Journalism student. Essay – Twitter as a news source. Archive for May, 2010. Time to say Goodbye. On May 8, 2010. My presentation power point. My Power Point Presentation on The Blogosphere. Opinion: New DCU, old discrimination. The newly formed DCU Faculty of Education caused controversy on just its third day of existence. Religious identity a determining factor in DCU primary school teaching courses. CAO offers: DCU Education and Arts grow and STEM points soar. Enter your email...
Journostew: What is The Huffington Post?
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A look at journalism, the online age, and Ireland's response. Sunday, April 25, 2010. What is The Huffington Post? In its website header - says it's 'The internet newspaper: news blogs video community'. There are all sorts of oxymorons going on there, a newspaper is surely something which exists on paper? And how can a newspaper contain video? Is there really such a thing as an 'internet newspaper'? There are photos and graphics everywhere. I don't think of The Huffington Post as a 'newspaper', I think o...
Journostew: May 2010
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A look at journalism, the online age, and Ireland's response. Sunday, May 2, 2010. Giving blogs a liveline. Just as the internet has evolved, so too has blogging. I set up my first blog in 2005, and as was the norm I updated it every now and then and that was about it. That still has its place of course, but liveblogging has injected a whole new life into blogging. The most common type Ive seen is the matchtracker, which RTÉ.ie. Use most weekends. Heineken.ie. Posted by Alan R. Saturday, May 1, 2010.
Journostew: Online realm is a new way of telling The Story
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A look at journalism, the online age, and Ireland's response. Friday, April 30, 2010. Online realm is a new way of telling The Story. Gavin Sheridan and Mark Coughlan are chiefly responsible for The Story. A website "dedicated to combining data and promoting transparency" in Irish public life. The blog is updated several times a day most days and mixes reports and information from other sources with its on FOI requests. It receives, and it has so far received over €2,600. Posted by Alan R. 171; Older Post.
Journostew: Press ombudsman warns that online interactivity needs careful moderation
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A look at journalism, the online age, and Ireland's response. Saturday, March 6, 2010. Press ombudsman warns that online interactivity needs careful moderation. PRESS Ombudsman Professor John Horgan says he expects more integration between print and web editions of newspapers over the coming years. Prof Horgan told Dublin City University’s Journalism Society. That although he expects newspapers will survive, they will look different in five years time. Watch the speech in full. 8220; The Guardian. 8220;I...
Journostew: Essay: Blogging, Twitter and their effect on journalism
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A look at journalism, the online age, and Ireland's response. Essay: Blogging, Twitter and their effect on journalism. Blogging’s effects on journalism. Andrews (2003) says that blogs “are transforming the ways in which journalism is practiced today”. He adds that they create the potential for new journalistic venues, perhaps like Twitter. Has become. Andrews points to the September 11 attacks as an example of the impact blogs can have, and says that in its early hours, “blogs became the best a...The rel...
Journostew: Local Irish papers embracing multimedia
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A look at journalism, the online age, and Ireland's response. Saturday, March 27, 2010. Local Irish papers embracing multimedia. Local newspapers are turning to multimedia on an increasingly regular basis in an attempt to entice consumers. And the Mayo News. All use their Facebook pages to remind people that they exist. The Mayo News’s page is particularly impressive as it has almost 1,500 followers and frequently updates the page with competition details. The Carlow Nationalist revamped its website.
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Cian Ginty's Online Journalism Blog | Just another blog for Online Journalism
Cian Ginty's Online Journalism Blog. Just another blog for Online Journalism. Student journos on Twitter 2009-10. Which do you think is easer to read? April 30, 2010. More on subbing: Below are screen shots of text from TV3.ie. And text from Telegraph.co.uk. Both four paragraphs. Which do you think is easer to read? First from TV3.ie, small white text and a grey background:. Text from TV3.ie. Text from Telegraph.co.uk. While this could also be placed into design, it’s also copy subediting. April 29, 2010.
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