One of the most common questions on the Web right now (at least among people in the U.S.), is “Where can I watch the presidential inauguration online?”
Not only will a live stream be on the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies site on Jan. 20, just about every media outlet is planning to air live [...]
Categories: General Journalism
Tagged: inaug09, inauguration, live stream, Obama, photos, The Washington Post, video
As news organizations, watchdogs and voters prepare for the Super Bowl of politics, it seemed like a good idea to survey what will be online for Nov. 4.
Some sites will start their coverage early. Already, the massive, all-volunteer Twitter Vote Report has been logging and mapping voting problems and good experiences.
Most complaints so far have [...]
Categories: Data + Graphics, General Journalism, Maps, Mobile, Photojournalism, Social Media, video
Tagged: election, election08, interactives, photos
The National Association of Hispanic Journalists hosted a multimedia workshop at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism earlier today.
It’s one of the newest schools in the country, built within the walls of the former New York Herald Tribune, and running since fall 2006.
Not many people have been there yet, so here’s a look around the [...]
Categories: General Journalism
Will Sullivan of Journerdism pointed to an incredible film on the Toronto Star website.
Shot by staff photojournalist Lucas Oleniuk and composed entirely of still images, the film — that’s right, film — “Airsick” calls on Star readers to join with other cities worldwide in shutting off all lights for an hour March 29, an action [...]
Categories: Data + Graphics, General Journalism, Photojournalism
Tagged: film, Photojournalism, photos, video
Because we on the Web like pictures: Flickr photos from Iowa on caucus day.
Categories: General Journalism
Tagged: photos