OJR front page archive for September 2005
Just what is a blog, anyway?
September 29, 2005
Defining this variable form is not easy in the highly opinionated blogosphere - nor is it simple in the increasing number of newsrooms that are in embracing blogging.
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Six lessons from online coverage of Hurricane Rita
September 27, 2005
Though Rita's damage wasn't as widespread as Katrina's, Big Media got more personal this time - and bloggers used local knowledge to help tell the story. 3 Comments | Archive Link
Flash journalism: Professional practice today
September 22, 2005
What place does Flash have in online journalism now? What is its potential? Pros and cons from current users. No comments | Archive Link
Porn site offers soldiers free access in exchange for photos of dead Iraqis
September 20, 2005
The site's owner says images of nude female soldiers in Iraq and gory photos of dead insurgents provide an unedited version of the war - while the military investigates. 3 Comments | Archive Link
User feedback drives five principles for multimedia news on the Web
September 15, 2005
Researchers tested top sites' interactive features for usability - and found that producers may need some advice. 4 Comments | Archive Link
NOLA.com blogs and forums help save lives after Katrina
September 13, 2005
Here's an inside look at how the website for the Times-Picayune helped guide rescuers and provided in-depth news for evacuees. 3 Comments | Archive Link
Citizens' media gets richer
September 7, 2005
Photos, video and audio are becoming part of the user-generated palette. 6 Comments | Archive Link
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