Posted by Samuel Hamilton in Non-Online Journalism. And now, it is time to say goodbye. It a few months ago, we showed it as part of our seminar, and it really never gets old. David says this clip makes him smile; and well, it makes Journalistic Kiwi smile as well.

A trusty pen and notepad doesnt even get a mention. If you were to think off the top of your head the top ten things every journalist should know. I think they would be very different from the ten that journalism. I guess it is just a sign of the times and only strenghtens the notion that the face of journalsim is forever changing. May 7, 2009 - Leave a Response.

The hysteria surrounding swine flu has glossed over the impending inquiry that has escaped media outlets and the World Health Organisation. Instead of prophecising a possible pandemic.

Talks about the use in modern newsrooms of he most up to date technology to track the journey of their content. They keep track of which stories are being read, watched and shared the most among their readers.

This is a really interesting video about citizen journalism and what it means to the people that take part in it. It is noted in this post. That the Wall Street Journal. And onto the likes of Facebook. Leah commented in her blog. Does Journalist mean Nothing? Has been charge.

Its not all Good! May 5, 2009. A recent poll by The Atlantic and National Journal. A very interesing blog by Paddy Kelly. Highlighted a competition run by internet site youtube encouraging people to get involved in citizen journalism.

Posted by loumacs in Uncategorized. Newspapers are going out of business every day it would seem. The latest in the U. S is the Ann Arbor News. Whether Google is taking advantage of expensively gathered news at a bargain basement price the news industry itself must buck up and get with the programme. Posted by loumacs in online journalism.