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Rupa Haria joined Daniel Sato's groupWeb Editors Unite
A group for web editors, interactive directors, multimedia directors, etc from organizations of all sizes to share what works and what doesn't work when training, producing content and doing all of the other things that you do.
Kea Dodson joined Daniel Sato's groupWeb Editors Unite
A group for web editors, interactive directors, multimedia directors, etc from organizations of all sizes to share what works and what doesn't work when training, producing content and doing all of the other things that you do.
R Jane Ginn joined Daniel Sato's groupWeb Editors Unite
A group for web editors, interactive directors, multimedia directors, etc from organizations of all sizes to share what works and what doesn't work when training, producing content and doing all of the other things that you do.
Robert Boos joined Daniel Sato's groupWeb Editors Unite
A group for web editors, interactive directors, multimedia directors, etc from organizations of all sizes to share what works and what doesn't work when training, producing content and doing all of the other things that you do.
Web Editors Unite
A group for web editors, interactive directors, multimedia directors, etc from organizations of all sizes to share what works and what doesn't work when training, producing content and doing all of the other things that you do.
Daniel Sato joined Mandy Jenkins's groupGannettoids
For Gannett Digital (& Analog) employees looking to swap ideas and trade solutions on the platforms and projects that affect us all.See More
Diogo Gabriel Mourato joined Daniel Sato's groupNew to multimedia
Creating your first audio slide show? Learning how to gather audio and work with Audacity? Share your projects here.See More
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Daniel Sato's Blog
Audio slideshows vs Video
This post was written for an internal blog that I have been keeping for my work and my own journalism blog:
Multimedia is a relatively new endeavor for newspapers, and The Telegram is no exception. As an industry, we are still feeling our way around in the dark, trying to find what works and what does not work. In a few years time we have cycled through What was once the golden bullet can quickly turn in to…
ContinuePosted on January 26, 2010 at 1:36pm — 1 Comment
Some thoughts on multimedia in a small market
In the beginning of December, I wrote a short post on some of the realities of working in a small newsroom. Today was the first day of work for our new paginator/copy editor and, in many ways, marked the first day of my real job as well. As such, I thought I would share a couple of thoughts on doing multimedia in a small newsroom.
You can't just focus on those that are interested. Yes, this goes against most posts on the subject of multimedia training by people that… Continue
You can't just focus on those that are interested. Yes, this goes against most posts on the subject of multimedia training by people that… Continue
Posted on January 5, 2010 at 3:42am
The realities of working in a small newsroom
I am now just over two weeks in to my new job as web editor at the Garden City Telegram and already am I learning a good deal about the realities of working in a newsroom of this size (that is to say, small), the most important of which seems to be, there is no specialization. While it is true that reporters have their beats, when you have three reporters doing the work that five once did, they have to be flexible. It is not uncommon for… Continue
Posted on December 15, 2009 at 4:02pm — 11 Comments
Open Source Alternatives
In all honesty I haven't tried too many of these... GIMP a very litte bit now, but that is all so far. Thought it might be nice to have some alternatives to programs that cost an arm and a leg if you freelance or if your company isn't yet supporting multimedia.
Image Editing
GIMP (photoshop)
Inkscape (illustrator)…
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Image Editing
GIMP (photoshop)
Inkscape (illustrator)…
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Posted on January 30, 2008 at 4:19pm — 2 Comments
Using Flickr
Whether you are a reporter just picking up a camera for the first time, or a seasoned veteran who knows what that thing called film is, Flickr can be your best friend for collaboration, being critiqued, and seeking inspiration.
Flickr is a photo sharing site. Much like WiredJournalists.com, you can join groups, start discussions and post photos. Either as a reporter just picking up the camera for the first time or a seasoned professional, you can find groups and fellow members that… Continue
Flickr is a photo sharing site. Much like WiredJournalists.com, you can join groups, start discussions and post photos. Either as a reporter just picking up the camera for the first time or a seasoned professional, you can find groups and fellow members that… Continue
Posted on January 30, 2008 at 2:34pm — 7 Comments
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I didn't know newspapers were using flickr photos now....weird
Ryan would be proud.
Oh and you were lucky to get them that night, as of a few weeks ago, they close at 1am now.
I'm back at grad school in Ohio. I hope MN treated you well and enjoy the Midwest winter for me.