OJR: The Online Journalism Review

Jim Wayne

Los Angeles, California

After three some-odd years as an advertising ashtray on Madison Avenue, an impulsive career switch sent Jim in pursuit of a life in the (relatively) civilized world of online journalism. He arrived at USC Annenberg in 2007 and is still struggling to understand Los Angeles.

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These articles are the work of their author, and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of nor an assignment by OJR.

Booted for blogging, ex-Washington Post staffer reacts

May 15, 2008
Q&A: Michael Tunison reflects on how his double writing life earned him a pink slip—and an annoying nickname.

Just in time for election season, virtual debates at WhereIStand.com

April 22, 2008
Simply compare candidates to each other, and yourself with new wiki opinion aggregator.

Sue Cross on the news industry's bleak state, bright future

April 10, 2008
The Associated Press VP for all things Web shares an 'optimistic realism' in a talk at USC.

Frontline brings 'Bush's War' to life on the Web

March 26, 2008
The new PBS series is drawing viewers online, and paving the way for new initiatives in broadcast/online convergence.

Editorial pages look to adapt as their communities converse online

March 6, 2008
A Knight Digital Media Center conference brought together leading newspaper editorial writers to explore ways to make their opinion pages engaging and relevant again.

A meeting of the new-media minds this weekend in Atlanta

February 20, 2008
Another forward-looking conference looks to strengthen the technology-journalism bond.

Washington Independent and the non-profit news model

February 12, 2008
A Center for Independent Media startup doles out mix of hard news, investigative journalism and in-depth blogs.

Big names, big ideas at Big Think

January 30, 2008
Startup invites users, experts to create global video conversations on the Web.

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