The formula shows that the lines are the same colour as the car.
I don’t watch a lot of TV when it broadcasts, I tend to catch it online, on digital replay or on repeat on one of the many digital TV channels. I’m in to timeshift rather than tivo. But I happened to be channel [...]
A quick post to say congratulations to the students who did well at the Press Gazette Student Journalism Awards. Students won in the radio journalist of the year and student team of the year categories. Well done to them and all involved.
A special mention though to Frida Larsson who won Student Multimedia Journalist of the [...]
Oooh. It’s been a real screen grab day today.
I deal with a range of different types of journalism day-by day. The geeks and the dead tree lot seem to be the most vocal in my life at the moment. Of course the luvvies from broadcast land are getting closer to seeing what is going on. [...]
I like Sky News. Everything is important. Even stuff that isnt. So I was keen to see the beta of their new news site and, thanks to Martin Stabe, here it is:
This is big bold stuff - shouting, thunderous music and serious suits stuff. I swear the screen of my laptop tipped back a little [...]
25 Jun
Posted by Andy digital journalism, flash, interactive
A nice interactive graphic from USA today. And the Louise at the JPdigital digest has a pointer to Poynter and an article about USA Todays interactive team
Two interesting Slideshare slideshows to share.
First, the MEN’s Sarah Hartley has shared her round up of what the UK regional press is doing on the web
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And Read/Write web give us their take on the next big social trends online
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21 May
Posted by Andy academic, blogging, digital journalism, journalism, journalism education
Image by thenez via Flickr
My department has an outpost in China and Matt (our man in china) sent word of a project based on Google groups that his students have been involved with called Life and Death, Love and Pain: Snapshots of Sichuan Earthquake
On the site, one of the people working on it explains the [...]
19 May
Posted by Andy academic, digital journalism, digital resources, meld
I’m involved in two days of an exciting Meld project and as part of that I am showing ( or may mention) a number of bits of technology and services. I needed a place to put the links to access them and thought I would share them here.
It’s all stuff that has made me [...]