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Embedded in Skagit::How Cramped Office Space Af...
in northwestern Washington state. She started learning about multimedia after buying a digital recorder to prevent political sources from denying their quotes. Currently she is focusing on video skills. For more information about Kate, visit her blog, Electric Fishwrap.
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Embedded in Skagit::How Cramped Office Space Af...
in northwestern Washington state. She started learning about multimedia after buying a digital recorder to prevent political sources from denying their quotes. Currently she is focusing on video skills. For more information about Kate, visit her blog, Electric Fishwrap.
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Embedded in Skagit::How Cramped Office Space Af...
in northwestern Washington state. She started learning about multimedia after buying a digital recorder to prevent political sources from denying their quotes. Currently she is focusing on video skills. For more information about Kate, visit her blog, Electric Fishwrap. Original post by info@regenmag.com (ReGen Magazine) and software by Elliott Back Share This
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Blowing up the newsroom: The report
We turned in our report Thursday and met with senior editors Friday, and Editor Steve Smith posted our report on his blog later that evening. My colleague and fellow group member Nick Eaton has also blogged about our findings. Kate Martin is also following the process on her blog. Download the report here (PDF). There’s a flow chart at the end. A few of our major recommendations: Move to a early deadline akin to an afternoon daily but continue publishing in the mornings.
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Stories on the run
entirely the point. The way I see it, however, is the traditional newsroom structure has worked for 150 years; the only reason things need to change now is because the internet has been thrown into the mix. Remember, we’re all in this together. Like Kate Martin said on her blog, Electric Fishwrap, today: The only way this can change is if we change our priorities. I cannot pretend to know what those priorities should be. I constantly hear that online news doesn’t pay the bills, and yet that’s where most
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Your Take Roundup::Keep Video Ads Brief, Contex...
’” Micro-ads Another popular format are micro-ads that are even shorter than pre-rolls, clocking in at a few seconds and giving you the sponsor’s message in a quick, almost subliminal flash. Kate Martin says that a micro-ad could work in less than 5 seconds. How exactly? She points people to this McDonald’s ad on YouTube and says you could just take the first five notes of the song and put the Golden Arches over it to convey the commercial message.
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MediaShift | PBS
’” Micro-ads Another popular format are micro-ads that are even shorter than pre-rolls, clocking in at a few seconds and giving you the sponsor’s message in a quick, almost subliminal flash. Kate Martin says that a micro-ad could work in less than 5 seconds. How exactly? She points people to this McDonald’s ad on YouTube and says you could just take the first five notes of the song and put the Golden Arches over it to convey the commercial message.
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MediaShift | PBS
’” Micro-ads Another popular format are micro-ads that are even shorter than pre-rolls, clocking in at a few seconds and giving you the sponsor’s message in a quick, almost subliminal flash. Kate Martin says that a micro-ad could work in less than 5 seconds. How exactly? She points people to this McDonald’s ad on YouTube and says you could just take the first five notes of the song and put the Golden Arches over it to convey the commercial message.
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‘I guess that means I’m doing my job right’
different in nearly every way today than it was two decades ago. After I sat down for an extended interview with him last week, I thanked him for his time. I also thanked him for helping show me the ropes of the education beat. As I noted on one of Kate Martin’s posts