She was trying to make sure media (literally) used the “right” image of Barack Obama during the campaign. Jodi Williams was one of the many young brains behind Barack Obama’s media campaign. I met her at the Digital News Affairs conference in Brussels to talk about the digital changes in campaigning and dealing with the media. She had no doubt
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Posted by bente on Mar 08, 2009
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online journalism • Tags: barack obama, bloggers, blogging, digital tools, election, jodi williams, mainstream media, political campaigns, political journalism, Politics, US, youtube • Comment feed RSS 2.0 - Read this post
Financial crisis, digital revolution, crumbling media companies – these are shaky days for media and everyone involved in the field. How can journalism students make sense of it all? I asked several of the speakers and participants at the Digital News Affairs conference in Brussels one question: What is the best piece of advice you will give to journalism students
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Posted by bente on Mar 05, 2009
online journalism • Tags: al jazeera, Alexandros Koronakis, barack obama, Ben Hammersley, brussels, changes, Dardis McNamee, Deutsche Welle, digital news affairs, dna09, european journalism centre, financial crisis, future journalism, Guido Baumauer, jodi williams, matt cowan, New Europe, premier digital services, Reuters, Richard Gizbert, Vienna Review, Wilfried Rütten, Wired • Comment feed RSS 2.0 - Read this post
online journalism • Tags: al jazeera, Alexandros Koronakis, barack obama, Ben Hammersley, brussels, changes, Dardis McNamee, Deutsche Welle, digital news affairs, dna09, european journalism centre, financial crisis, future journalism, Guido Baumauer, jodi williams, matt cowan, New Europe, premier digital services, Reuters, Richard Gizbert, Vienna Review, Wilfried Rütten, Wired • Comment feed RSS 2.0 - Read this post
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