These are my links for October 23rd through November 4th:

• The Digital Narrative – Find your story – A fantatsic site that has a number of resources for digital story telling and teaching through them
• Are we ready for the future news consumer? – A really interesting round up of research on news consumers – “We need to find ways to make online news appealing to both Net-Newsers and Integrators – perhaps even to Traditionalists”
• User-generated content as a form of newsgathering – Alf has a useful round up on the development of UGC via the BBC’s Pete Clifton. I think Alf’s last point about Multimedia is an interesting one. What’s the value of that word in the changing media landscape?
• Teaching Journalism Today – Thought provoking stuff on how and what we should teach in J-schools “The best journalism teachers are the ones who understand that talking is not teaching. The best journalism students are the ones who realize that listening is not learning.”
• David Talbot: Find your own journalistic tribe » Nieman Journalism Lab » Pushing to the Future of Journalism
• YouTube Translate: So Your Babushka Can Get What Your Video Blog is About – Today YouTube unveiled a Translate feature for videos which include captions. Translates can be messy, but it’s better than nothing, we think!
• Couch Potatoes Sprout – Group citizen journalism is emerging in local communities as mainstream media reduces its reporting ranks. This book describes how community group journalism operates at adult and youth levels..
• BBC pledges to link out – but holds back the Google juice – Paul Bradshaw’s take on the BBC linking thing
• Final Cut Pro: HDV timecode offset with Capture Now – one of what seems to be a real flush of ‘problems’ with FCP
• Greedy BBC Blocks External Links – The original ‘critisicm’ of BBC’s linking policy
• Quick video explainers: An easy way to tell a complicated story » Nieman Journalism Lab » Pushing to the Future of Journalism
• Now you can annotate Freedom of Information requests and responses – This stuff just gets better and better.
• Defining who the Knight News Challenge is for » Nieman Journalism Lab » Pushing to the Future of Journalism
• The biggest deal for online video this year – “Anyone interested in video on the web – and particularly making money from video on the web – should pay close attention to the partnership between MTV and MySpace” I agree with Paul. But what’s the bet that a number of msm companies try and develop something themselves.