Comments on: Contact http://onlinejournalismblog.com A conversation. Sat, 11 Feb 2012 08:45:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Waleed Aljahami http://onlinejournalismblog.com/contact/#comment-295386 Waleed Aljahami Thu, 19 Jan 2012 23:06:20 +0000 http://onlinejournalismblog.wordpress.com/contact/#comment-295386 We are building a new platform on which you can easily publish, read, and share digital magazines: www.magsty.com. Currently, we are privately inviting journalists, editors, writers, and bloggers to be the first to publish digital magazines on Magsty. You will be able to create unique magazines under which you can publish articles for the world to read and share. What differentiates Magsty from a blog you ask?  Well, other than the technologically revolutionary semantics that are going on underneath Magsty's hood, there's the smooth, elegant browsing and reading experience we're working on that is unmatched elsewhere. Readers can seamlessly browse through all of your digital magazines on a single platform, and the pioneering page-swiping user interface makes blog page scrolling look like it's 1999. We are working very hard to launch Magsty for beta consumption in the coming weeks. These are exciting times for journalism, and we believe that Magsty just might be the next major step forward in our industry. So stay tuned, post your email on our landing page, and kindly invite fellow associates and society members to do the same for updates and our launch date at www.magsty.com.   Sincerely, Team Magsty We are building a new platform on which you can easily publish, read, and share digital magazines: www.magsty.com. Currently, we are privately inviting journalists, editors, writers, and bloggers to be the first to publish digital magazines on Magsty. You will be able to create unique magazines under which you can publish articles for the world to read and share.

What differentiates Magsty from a blog you ask? 

Well, other than the technologically revolutionary semantics that are going on underneath Magsty’s hood, there’s the smooth, elegant browsing and reading experience we’re working on that is unmatched elsewhere. Readers can seamlessly browse through all of your digital magazines on a single platform, and the pioneering page-swiping user interface makes blog page scrolling look like it’s 1999.

We are working very hard to launch Magsty for beta consumption in the coming weeks. These are exciting times for journalism, and we believe that Magsty just might be the next major step forward in our industry. So stay tuned, post your email on our landing page, and kindly invite fellow associates and society members to do the same for updates and our launch date at www.magsty.com.

 
Sincerely,
Team Magsty

]]> By: Thomson Reuters Foundation http://onlinejournalismblog.com/contact/#comment-44263 Thomson Reuters Foundation Wed, 13 Jul 2011 13:27:22 +0000 http://onlinejournalismblog.wordpress.com/contact/#comment-44263 I am with Thomson Reuters Foundation TrustMedia team and after reviewing your website we would be really interested in featuring your content. Thomson Reuters TrustMedia offers journalists the opportunity to learn the skills and values to succeed in their field through journalism training programmes, and offers media training to help organisations interact with the media in a clear, professional, and direct way. Our courses cover a range of topics from business to multimedia to good governance which take place around the world. Along with these programmes, TrustMedia provides insight, information and tools for journalists to use via our new website http://www.trust.org/trustmedia/ . With TrustMedia launching our new website comes the increasing need for more news content and RSS feeds from potential partners such as Online Journalism Blog. We currently showcase articles about our many programmes and news from the Reuters team but are looking to expand out site with content from external organisations. You can visit our current site at http://www.trust.org/trustmedia/ TrustMedia has over seven thousand alumni which is rapidly expanding. Visitors to our site also include current journalists and trainers and we know our many visitors will find the news you provide interesting and helpful. This opportunity will be beneficial for TrustMedia and Online Journalism Blog. Please let us know if you are interested and, we look forward to our potential future partnership. Thank you and hope to hear from you soon. Kind Regards Carolyn McCall Programme Manager, Thomson Reuters Foundation Thomson Reuters Phone: +44 207 542 6003 carolyn.mccall@thomsonreuters.com www.thomsonreutersfoundation.org I am with Thomson Reuters Foundation TrustMedia team and after reviewing your website we would be really interested in featuring your content.

Thomson Reuters TrustMedia offers journalists the opportunity to learn the skills and values to succeed in their field through journalism training programmes, and offers media training to help organisations interact with the media in a clear, professional, and direct way. Our courses cover a range of topics from business to multimedia to good governance which take place around the world. Along with these programmes, TrustMedia provides insight, information and tools for journalists to use via our new website http://www.trust.org/trustmedia/ .

With TrustMedia launching our new website comes the increasing need for more news content and RSS feeds from potential partners such as Online Journalism Blog. We currently showcase articles about our many programmes and news from the Reuters team but are looking to expand out site with content from external organisations. You can visit our current site at http://www.trust.org/trustmedia/

TrustMedia has over seven thousand alumni which is rapidly expanding. Visitors to our site also include current journalists and trainers and we know our many visitors will find the news you provide interesting and helpful. This opportunity will be beneficial for TrustMedia and Online Journalism Blog.

Please let us know if you are interested and, we look forward to our potential future partnership.

Thank you and hope to hear from you soon.

Kind Regards

Carolyn McCall
Programme Manager, Thomson Reuters Foundation

Thomson Reuters

Phone: +44 207 542 6003

carolyn.mccall@thomsonreuters.com
http://www.thomsonreutersfoundation.org

]]> By: John http://onlinejournalismblog.com/contact/#comment-43290 John Tue, 12 Jul 2011 05:53:29 +0000 http://onlinejournalismblog.wordpress.com/contact/#comment-43290 Hi, Thought you would be interested in this footage i took while in Australia. http://vimeo.com/26154120 Regards, John Hi,

Thought you would be interested in this footage i took while in Australia.

http://vimeo.com/26154120

Regards,

John

]]> By: adam chadwick http://onlinejournalismblog.com/contact/#comment-1220 adam chadwick Thu, 23 Sep 2010 21:25:53 +0000 http://onlinejournalismblog.wordpress.com/contact/#comment-1220 Hello My name is Adam Chadwick. I am a former New York Times copy-editor, who, unfortunately was part of the lay-offs in the newsroom this past December with the company. For the past year I have been working on an independent documentary film about the U.S. newspaper titled "Fit to Print". The film focuses on a broad number of issues facing our current newspaper industry crisis and the large transition within general reporting these days and the rise of grassroots and citizen journalism. I'm contacting you because of your blog. I would love to hear of any major news stories you have broken on your site or perhaps any major corrections you have caught within the legacy news media (which would have otherwise not gone reported or corrected). I would love to hear more about your involvement with this and potentially set up an interview with you at some point. To find out more on the project, we have a website (under construction) at www.fittoprintfilm.com with a teaser trailer and complete synopsis for the project. I can be reached at adamgchadwick (at) gmail (dot) com Best, Adam Chadwick Hello

My name is Adam Chadwick. I am a former New York Times copy-editor, who, unfortunately was part of the lay-offs in the newsroom this past December with the company. For the past year I have been working on an independent documentary film about the U.S. newspaper titled “Fit to Print”.

The film focuses on a broad number of issues facing our current newspaper industry crisis and the large transition within general reporting these days and the rise of grassroots and citizen journalism. I’m contacting you because of your blog. I would love to hear of any major news stories you have broken on your site or perhaps any major corrections you have caught within the legacy news media (which would have otherwise not gone reported or corrected). I would love to hear more about your involvement with this and potentially set up an interview with you at some point.

To find out more on the project, we have a website (under construction) at http://www.fittoprintfilm.com with a teaser trailer and complete synopsis for the project.

I can be reached at adamgchadwick (at) gmail (dot) com

Best,
Adam Chadwick

]]> By: opolis http://onlinejournalismblog.com/contact/#comment-1219 opolis Thu, 05 Aug 2010 13:01:01 +0000 http://onlinejournalismblog.wordpress.com/contact/#comment-1219 Dear Team: We wanted to approach you in regards to an initiative which may be useful for Online Journalism: Opolis Secure Mail provides free, encrypted email and messaging services, whereby the sender decides what the recipent can actually do with a message and its content. And, the sender can always monitor and track emails (also to whom - if allowed - these were forwarded). Our thoughts are in regards to investigative journalists, who may benefit from this application, especially when working on highly sensitive reports. Interestingly enough, the service works from every host PC, and working with Opolis there would not leave any "traces" there either. Would be great, if this were of interest to you. The Opolis Team is also avail for any questions you may have. Thanks! Dear Team:
We wanted to approach you in regards to an initiative which may be useful for Online Journalism: Opolis Secure Mail provides free, encrypted email and messaging services, whereby the sender decides what the recipent can actually do with a message and its content. And, the sender can always monitor and track emails (also to whom – if allowed – these were forwarded).
Our thoughts are in regards to investigative journalists, who may benefit from this application, especially when working on highly sensitive reports. Interestingly enough, the service works from every host PC, and working with Opolis there would not leave any “traces” there either.
Would be great, if this were of interest to you.
The Opolis Team is also avail for any questions you may have.
Thanks!

]]> By: Carly http://onlinejournalismblog.com/contact/#comment-1218 Carly Thu, 22 Apr 2010 14:39:05 +0000 http://onlinejournalismblog.wordpress.com/contact/#comment-1218 I work for an international company called Educaedu, an online directory for students searching for higher education programs. We have websites in 19 countries throughout mainly Europe and Latin America, including one in the UK. The Educaedu point of difference is that students who want to study overseas have access to information about programs and courses offered in other countries, all through the same portal. We would like to be featured in your blog if our site is of interest to you. I think your users would find this resource valuable. If you are interested in more information, please send me an email and I can send you our Press Release. Kind regards Carly I work for an international company called Educaedu, an online directory for students searching for higher education programs. We have websites in 19 countries throughout mainly Europe and Latin America, including one in the UK. The Educaedu point of difference is that students who want to study overseas have access to information about programs and courses offered in other countries, all through the same portal.

We would like to be featured in your blog if our site is of interest to you. I think your users would find this resource valuable. If you are interested in more information, please send me an email and I can send you our Press Release.
Kind regards
Carly

]]> By: Serena Davis http://onlinejournalismblog.com/contact/#comment-1217 Serena Davis Tue, 20 Apr 2010 19:09:10 +0000 http://onlinejournalismblog.wordpress.com/contact/#comment-1217 Subject - Invitation to be a premium influencer on MyLikes Hey Paul, I am writing from MyLikes, an ex-Google social media/twitter advertising company that connects influencers on the web to advertisers. I wanted to send you an invite to be a premium influencer on MyLikes. This is an invite-only program that allows power Twitter users such as yourself, to make money by creating Sponsored Likes /ads for advertisers they choose and post them to Twitter. You get to set a price per tweet and accept / reject advertiser offers and write your own Sponsored Likes/tweets. There is an extremely low minimum payout ($2) and as an advertising network we don't take a cut. http://mylikes.com/p We are also running a contest to win a Apple iPad. Given your following, you should have a significant chance of winning it. Let me know if you need any help in signing up for this program. Thanks, Serena Davis. http://mylikes.com/about Subject – Invitation to be a premium influencer on MyLikes

Hey Paul,

I am writing from MyLikes, an ex-Google social media/twitter advertising company that connects influencers on the web to advertisers. I wanted to send you an invite to be a premium influencer on MyLikes.

This is an invite-only program that allows power Twitter users such as yourself, to make money by creating Sponsored Likes /ads for advertisers they choose and post them to Twitter. You get to set a price per tweet and accept / reject advertiser offers and write your own Sponsored Likes/tweets. There is an extremely low minimum payout ($2) and as an advertising network we don’t take a cut.

http://mylikes.com/p

We are also running a contest to win a Apple iPad. Given your following, you should have a significant chance of winning it.

Let me know if you need any help in signing up for this program.

Thanks,
Serena Davis.
http://mylikes.com/about

]]> By: Using maps on news websites « James Thornett http://onlinejournalismblog.com/contact/#comment-1216 Using maps on news websites « James Thornett Tue, 23 Mar 2010 14:43:01 +0000 http://onlinejournalismblog.wordpress.com/contact/#comment-1216 [...] maps on news websites Paul Bradshaw posted some thoughts yesterday on the use of maps on news websites, a subject often discussed on [...] [...] maps on news websites Paul Bradshaw posted some thoughts yesterday on the use of maps on news websites, a subject often discussed on [...]

]]> By: Sebastian D. http://onlinejournalismblog.com/contact/#comment-1215 Sebastian D. Thu, 04 Feb 2010 19:57:03 +0000 http://onlinejournalismblog.wordpress.com/contact/#comment-1215 http://www.thesharkguys.com/2010/02/01/25-ways-to-save-the-newspaper-industry/ http://www.thesharkguys.com/2010/02/01/25-ways-to-save-the-newspaper-industry/

]]> By: Paul Bradshaw http://onlinejournalismblog.com/contact/#comment-1214 Paul Bradshaw Fri, 15 Jan 2010 08:41:04 +0000 http://onlinejournalismblog.wordpress.com/contact/#comment-1214 Sorry, no idea what's going wrong there - just tested the feed and it works for me. Sorry, no idea what’s going wrong there – just tested the feed and it works for me.

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