The future of journalism ...

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The future of journalism ...

• What is the next generation of news?
• Created by Brett Oppegaard
• for Washington State University,
• February 2008

Courtesy of groovy-rhianna.com
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Web 2.0 Expanding the depths of local
PrepZone

• How the Naples Daily News, a mid-sized newspaper
  in Naples, Fla., covers prep sports now

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Web 2.0 Emerging multimedia ideas

• A Bay area family decided to take a road trip to
  the Pacific Northwest. The father, James Kim,
  takes a wrong turn on the way to the Oregon
  beaches. The Oregonian documents the disastrous
  consequences.

A family's tragic journey
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Web 2.0 Using new tools to tell new stories

• What happens when virtuoso violinist Joshua Bell
  puts on a baseball cap, the look of a street
  musician, and goes undercover in a busy subway
  station in Washington, D.C, to play for free? The
  Washington Post found out.

Pearls before breakfast
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Web 2.0 Combining print and multimedia

• The Rocky Mountain News used multimedia to tell
  the stories of a group of Marines who are called
  upon to notify families of the deaths of their
  sons in Iraq, using each medium to its potential.

Final Salute
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Web 2.0 Melding with the stories

• A 20-year-old college photojournalist in Ohio,
  Matt Eich, found out his girlfriend was pregnant.
  They decided to get married and move to Portland,
  Ore., where he had a summer internship offer. He
  documented the experience, as first-person news.

Love in First Person
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Web 3.0 Where do journalists fit?

• Places where computers don't Watchdog,
  commentator, analyst, trustworthy fact-checker,
  moderator, community journalism organizer /
  editor and storyteller.
• What do you think?

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