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Lessons from the INMA World Congress

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Check out this 3-minute video

In my quest to promote more multimedia at my newspaper, I have been working on a multimedia package about a South Seattle neighborhood in transition.

On Wednesday, the Seattle Times published my documentary short along with a photo gallery, a map…

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Top 10 business mistakes that newspapers must avoid as they go online-only

Looks like a decent Top 10 list with some comments starting to explore further.

By Dave Chase

Posted: 2009–04–01
http://www.ojr.org/ojr/people/dchase/200904/1686/


Having…

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The University of Miami Hurricane

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Michael Koretzky, an adviser for the University Press at Florida Atlantic
University in Boca Raton…

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Don’t stop the presses: Students still read student newspapers!

Over at the Student Newspaper Survival Blog, Rachele Kanigel points to a new study showing that on college campuses, students still read the college paper. In print.

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KRON asks in 1981: Could computers be the future of news?

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Innovation: What the problems at eBay and the success at Amazon.com can teach newsrooms

It’s easy to complain these days about the lack of innovation in newsrooms. Newspaper companies are especially lacking in this area. Many are currently being hit by a triple…

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The Future Of News In The San Francisco Bay Area Is Here

San Francisco Magazine posted a story today that finds reasons for optimism called, “Newspapers are dead. Long live journalism!”

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An Interview with Gannett’s Jennifer Carroll

One of the most talked about transformations in journalism over the past year has been the introduction of Gannett’s “Information Center” concept. The country’s largest newspaper company began radically rethinking its approach to news and information…

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Tech Tools Day 2: Building Geo Coded Maps

Mobile technologies are going to be key to news and information going forward, especially things like geo-tagging and location-based services. With GPS and data phones becoming more common, this is going to be a big sea change in the near future. So I was…

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