[ona12-soundslides url=”http://ona12.journalists.org/media/oja2012_slideshow/_files/iframe.html”] (This story contains an update to the winners list) Traditional news organizations shared the spotlight with start-ups as the 2012 Online Journalism Awards were presented in San Francisco…
Andrew Lih, Associate Professor at the University of Southern California Annenberg School of Journalism and Lam Thuy Vo, a multimedia reporter for NPR’s Planet Money, team up to teach non-video…
For NPR, the saying “mobile first” already applies to the way many of their listeners access stories. And, according to David Wright, digital design director at NPR, they may someday…
Nonny de la Pena thinks takes immersive journalism to a whole new level with her virtual reality story “Hunger in Los Angeles.” She gives the user the opportunity to walk…
The six winners of the Knight News Challenge: Data grant presented their project plans and goals at the 2012 Online News Association conference in San Francisco.
Follow social media news? You have probably read an update from Liz Heron, director of social media and engagement at The Wall Street Journal. She has a Twitter following of…
For Mat Mullen and the startup community, San Francisco is a culture of T-shirts. “The shirt is the cheapest form of advertising,” said Mullen, who works in business development for…
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This is the Saturday edition of trend-spotting at ONA12. The day’s events focused more on learning new skills as well as reinforcing the basics.
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