Joining the Spanish and Russian translations of the Model for a 21st Century Newsroom is this version in Thai. Many thanks to Sakulsri Srisaracam: (แปลเป็นภาษาไทยโดยอ.สกุลศรี ศรีสารคามจาก Blog onlinejournalismblog.com ของ Paul Bradshaw) ธรรมชาติของสื่อออนไลน์ที่สำคัญคือ มีความเร็ว (Speed) นักข่าวสามารถเผยแพร่ รายงานข่าวผ่านเครื่องมือบนอินเตอร์เน็ตและเทคโนโลยีมือถือที่เชื่อมต่อกับโลกออนไลน์ได้อย่างรวดเร็วมากกว่าสื่อวิทยุและโทรทัศน์ที่เคยเป็นแชมป์ในเรื่องนี้ ความเร็วที่ทำได้ทันที จากทุกที่ ทุกมุมทำให้รูปแบบการรับสาร การส่งสาร และความต้องการข่าวสารของผู้บริโภคต่างไปจากเดิม
Few things illustrate the challenges facing journalism in the age of ‘Big Data’ better than Cable Gate – and specifically, how you engage people with stories that involve large sets of data. The Cable Gate leaks have been of a different order to the Afghanistan and Iraq war logs. Not in number (there were 90,000 documents in the Afghanistan war
Read more…
Jonathon Shuler has published a post exploring the News Diamond from my Model for a 21st Century Newsroom. As part of that he’s added an extra layer to the diamond showing which areas professional journalists should focus on, and which ones they should let go: “Let the crowd have the middle of the diamond. Just let it go, our time
Read more…
Here’s a wonderful reimagining of the News Diamond from the first part of my Model for a 21st Century Newsroom. Gaurav Mishra’s diagram (shown above) takes my rhombus (shown below) and plots it against two axes. It’s rather lovely. Helpfully, however, Mishra takes the concept forward a little. As he explains: “my “news lifecycle” is different from Paul Bradshaw’s “news diamond”
Read more…
Here’s a new contribution to the ‘Model for a 21st Century Newsroom’ concept: the Google Newsroom, by Benoît Raphaël. Based on his experience as editor in chief at Le Post, Raphael makes a number of salient points about reorganising the newsroom in a digital age. He suggests that “we have to forget that old idea of merging newsrooms” and create
Read more…
Next Thursday is the news:rewired event at City University London, which is being put on by the good people at journalism.co.uk. I’ll be on hand as a delegate. All of the bases will be covered, it seems: Multimedia, social media, hyperlocal, crowdsourcing, datamashups, and news business models.
In April Maxim Salomatin translated the Model for a 21st Century Newsroom series into Russian. Now Mauro Accurso has translated it into Spanish. All 6 parts, which make up around 10,000 or so words. It’s an incredible feat, and I’m enormously grateful. So, here they are, part by part: Part 1: The News Diamond – http://tejiendo-redes.com/2009/09/02/el-diamante-de-noticias-modelo-para-la-redaccion-del-siglo-xx1-1ra-parte/ Part 2: Distributed Journalism – http://tejiendo-redes.com/2009/09/07/periodismo-distribuido-modelo-para-la-redaccion-del-siglo-xxi-2da-parte/ Part 3:
Read more…
If the inverted pyramid as a writing form is tied to the printed page, what writing form does the web suggest? That was the question asked by João Canavilhas of Portugal when he proposed the “tumbled pyramid,” a more open story architecture designed to encourage online navigation and personal reading paths. Canavilhas describes a new structure with four levels: base,
Read more…
Maxim Salomatin has translated the entire Model for a 21st Century Newsroom series into Russian – no small feat as the whole comes to around 10,000 words. You can find the translated posts below: Part 1: The News Diamond – http://habrahabr.ru/blogs/mass_media/54706/ Part 2: Distributed Journalism – http://habrahabr.ru/blogs/mass_media/54808/ Part 3: 5 Ws and a H that should come after every story
Read more…
Above is an image representing how journalism has traditionally been done: You went and gathered your information You put it all together in an attractive package: the article, the broadcast package And someone else took that to the readers or viewers That linear process is pretty much redundant online. See the diagram below. I’ve found myself drawing this so often
Read more…
Recent Comments