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Grub Street: Thoughts on 21st Century Journalism: Note on the preceding articles

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Grub Street: Thoughts on 21st Century Journalism. Friday, May 22, 2009. Note on the preceding articles. These articles were originally published on my other blog, The Spark of Accident. As of this moment, the new site is a pipe dream, but I am intent on making it a reality. meanwhile, more thoughts on journalism will be forthcoming. Posted by Jon Anderson. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Jon on the Web. The Dominican Batey: Dominican Sugar Plantations. More a Question than a Reply.

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Grub Street: Thoughts on 21st Century Journalism: Digital Journalism and Independent Reporting

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Grub Street: Thoughts on 21st Century Journalism. Tuesday, May 19, 2009. Digital Journalism and Independent Reporting. NB: This article was originally published on my other blog, The Spark of Accident. But I have decided to collect all essays related to the theme of journalism here instead. It is clear we are living through a period of a possibly radical transformation of mass communication; it is not. Are we mere consumers (oh, should I get the D300, the D700, the DP-1, the D-this or D-that)? What are t...

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The Spark of Accident: April 2009

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Thursday, April 16, 2009. Room to Move: Space, Digital Technology, and Industrial Changes in Journalism, with an Outline for a New Enterprise. 8220;I can`t get the best unless I got room to move”. We tend to think of crises in terms of cramped spaces, pinched wallets, the walls closing in. Crises are defined by lack, by loss of liberty, by defeated expectations and dashed hopes. It aint necessarily so. 8220;All the News that is Fit to Print”. 8221; Paul Starr has argued that the newspapers developed a me...

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Grub Street: Thoughts on 21st Century Journalism: May 2009

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Grub Street: Thoughts on 21st Century Journalism. Friday, May 22, 2009. Note on the preceding articles. These articles were originally published on my other blog, The Spark of Accident. As of this moment, the new site is a pipe dream, but I am intent on making it a reality. meanwhile, more thoughts on journalism will be forthcoming. Posted by Jon Anderson. Narrative Pleasure, Digital Journalism, and "Slow News". So how do we bypass the established media and go directly to the consumer? Let’s consid...

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It may well be that photography works best when it manages to raise whatever bit of humanity it documents to an iconic level, but that means that it requires a certain purging or purification of the elements so that an emotional focus is obtained. Is a St. Domingo-based photographer / writer. He is an Alicia Patterson fellow and the author of The Dominican Batey. Can you talk about why you decided to study literature in school instead of photography? Immateriality of the digital image that is betrayed in...

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Grub Street: Thoughts on 21st Century Journalism: Alices in Wonderland: Thoughts on Narrative Discovery, Getting Lost, and Where to Find the Rabbit Hole

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Grub Street: Thoughts on 21st Century Journalism. Friday, May 22, 2009. Alices in Wonderland: Thoughts on Narrative Discovery, Getting Lost, and Where to Find the Rabbit Hole. With Homer’s Odyssey. Those motifs or methods as they appear in narratives of discovery may provide us with a key to understanding why narrative pleasure is so powerful and how we might harness it for the purposes of journalistic communication. Choose a track (major) and stick to it. Attend class, hit the books, keep your eyes ...

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Grub Street: Thoughts on 21st Century Journalism: Narrative Pleasure, Digital Journalism, and "Slow News"

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Grub Street: Thoughts on 21st Century Journalism. Friday, May 22, 2009. Narrative Pleasure, Digital Journalism, and "Slow News". Along comes the web and suddenly we are presented with possibilities for self-publishing that go far beyond the traditional vanity press. And given that POY has recognized web publishing as a legitimate genre worthy of prizes means that self-publishing on the web can escape the stigma of the vanity press as well. There are two issues confronting us, then. How do we get paid?

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Grub Street: Thoughts on 21st Century Journalism: The Independent Journalist in the Digital Age

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Grub Street: Thoughts on 21st Century Journalism. Tuesday, May 19, 2009. The Independent Journalist in the Digital Age. Why does one write if not to bring together the pieces? From the moment we enter school or the church, our education draws and quarters us: it teaches us to divorce body and soul, reason and heart. Wise doctors of Ethics and Morals ought to fish the shores of Colombia, where they invented the word "sentipensante" to define the language that truth speaks. As I reflected on this article I...

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...: Pura Cuba

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Thursday, October 28, 2010. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Brooklyn, NY, USA photographer/artist "Everything depends on the attitude of the artist toward his subject. It is the one great essential." - Robert Henri. View my complete profile. James D'Heron Memorial Foundation. Awesome Inc. template. Powered by Blogger.