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Random things I read today. Dear, Where’s the Deer? Posted by: Angela Eaddy. On: August 21, 2011. Bambi may soon be the main course on dinner plates throughout America if deer farmer Kyle White gets his way. Kyle White owns 360 acres of what one might think of as an average farm, but White has a different crop: deer. White currently sells his heaviest deer to fine restaurants throughout the state. He hopes to sell his deer, which he butchers, directly to gourmet sections of supermarkets some day. Deer fa...

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a reporter's manifesto: September 2009

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Friday, September 18, 2009. Get your (soy) milk here! No cow purchase necessary. As a newly minted freelance-only reporter, I've been doing a lot of thinking lately on advice. Handed down by other colleagues. Like many of my unemployed friends. I try not to get bogged down in the news about the future of journalism. And continue to seek employment (freelance or otherwise) in this field. While reading Mark Luckie's. Blog, and was recently hired. By the Center for Investigative Reporting. Is a way to cope ...

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The Multimedia Journalist | Page 2

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Newer posts →. What makes a good audio slideshow: the dos and don’ts. March 15, 2013. This post is part of a series of How to do an Audio Slideshow. Audio Slideshows are a very simple language: a story can be told in a clear and arresting way without big technical effects. Benjamin Charleston. This feeling really well:. Put the two together great audio documentary and great still images and you have something that is potentially MORE than great storytelling. To make a good audio slideshow:. BBC’s a...

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2011 Conference | Digital Journalism Portland

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Digital Journalism Camp Portland is back! On May 14, 2011, journalists, bloggers, and members of the media and tech communities from across the Pacific Northwest will gather in downtown Portland to explore the future of online journalism. Founder of 10000words.net. And the national innovations editor for The Washington Post. Is our keynote. Last year Nieman Journalism Lab. Take the Digital Journalism Camp survey. Goodbye Day Job: Lessons from three startup founders. No Computer, No News? Web Today, Print...

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a reporter's manifesto: Get your (soy) milk here! No cow purchase necessary

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Friday, September 18, 2009. Get your (soy) milk here! No cow purchase necessary. As a newly minted freelance-only reporter, I've been doing a lot of thinking lately on advice. Handed down by other colleagues. Like many of my unemployed friends. I try not to get bogged down in the news about the future of journalism. And continue to seek employment (freelance or otherwise) in this field. While reading Mark Luckie's. Blog, and was recently hired. By the Center for Investigative Reporting. Is a way to cope ...

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Las carga el diablo: enero 2011

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Las carga el diablo. Aventuras y desventuras de una delegación de provincias. Viernes, 28 de enero de 2011. Juicio Marta del Castillo: Nada envuelto en celofán. Lo de esta semana con el juicio al menor conocido como "El Cuco", presuntamente implicado en la desaparición y muerte de Marta del Castillo, es sólo el aperitivo de lo que nos espera en las próximas semanas:. Un sólo dato: el pasado lunes, cuando se inició el juicio, una de las cadenas nacionales tenía para su programa matinal cuatro equipos en d...

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Introducing Digital Journalism Camp’s keynote speaker: Mark Luckie of The Washington Post and 10,000 Words | Digital Journalism Portland

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Introducing Digital Journalism Camp’s keynote speaker: Mark Luckie of The Washington Post and 10,000 Words. Is all about innovation and I’m excited to announce a keynote speaker who is the embodiment of that idea: Mark Luckie. Founder of 10000words.net. And the national innovations editor for The Washington Post. Luckie is a multimedia journalist. And even an award-winning. In an interview with Idea Lab. I can’t think of a better description of what’s going to take place at Digital Journalism...8220;Yes ...