OJR front page archive for February 2005
A converged curriculum: One school's hard-won lessons
February 24, 2005
One j-school's experimentation with a converged curriculum reveals insights, tentative answers -- and more questions.
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Nepalese bloggers, journalists defy media clampdown by king
February 23, 2005
After the Royal Takeover in Nepal, King Gyandendra censored the media, arrested journalists and cut communications. But tech-savvy journalists are using their blogs to get news out to the rest of the world. 4 Comments | Archive Link
The cost of ethics: Influence peddling in the blogosphere
February 17, 2005
As blogging comes of age, what ethical standards should bloggers follow when offered payments or freebies -- aka "schwag" -- for buzz? 7 Comments | Archive Link
Blog awards: Like blogs, they're diverse, global and freewheeling
February 15, 2005
As Weblogs mature, we look at the plethora of awards and the controversial nature of judging. And we've compiled a list of contests so you can go for the gold. 2 Comments | Archive Link
Frontline access: Online gallery boasts soldiers' wartime photos
February 11, 2005
U.S. soldiers armed with digital cameras capture their perspectives of the war in Iraq. Online Journalism Review spoke with Kim Newton, who mounted an online exhibit of these wartime images. 1 comment | Archive Link
Once a curiosity, Oscar news sites earn clout, build buzz
February 8, 2005
Sites such as Movie City News and GoldDerby, now hosting screenings, are becoming linchpins in studio efforts to win over Academy Award voters. 8 Comments | Archive Link
Pay or free? Newspaper archives not ready for open Web... yet
February 1, 2005
Wouldn't it be great if Google searches brought up every past newspaper article? But publishers aren't interested in opening up old articles if it would hurt their value in lucrative after-market database sales. 8 Comments | Archive Link
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