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Some other online innovators for some other list

Journalism.co.uk have a list of this year’s “leading innovators in journalism and media”. I have some additions. You may too. Nick Booth I brought Nick in to work with me on Help Me Investigate, a project for which he doesn’t get nearly enough credit. It’s his understanding of and connections with local communities that lie behind most of the successful
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Posted by Paul Bradshaw on Jul 22, 2010
Blogging • Tags: Adrian Holovaty, alex hughes, chris taggart, christian payne, django, documentally, jlist, journal local, Journalism.co.uk, list, mashable, matt buck, meg pickard, Nick Booth, Pete Cashmore, Philip John, podnosh, rick waghorn, simon willison, social media surgeries, tony hirst • Comment feed RSS 2.0 - Read this post

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Cartoons online – what are news organisations doing? (guest post)

In a guest post for the OJB, The Professional Cartoonists’ Organisation give an overview of how news organisations are treating cartoons online. Cartoons have long been an essential part of British newspapers, so why do so many of those publications fail to do justice to drawn content on their websites? The digital display of the web is a visual medium
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Posted by Paul Bradshaw on Sep 03, 2008
magazines, newspapers, online journalism, television • Tags: alex hughes, andrew marr, bill caldwell, bloghorn, cartoons, Channel 4, daily mail, Dave Brown, Guardian, Harry Venning, illustration, Independent, joe martin, john hensen, Kate Taylor, Ken Pyne, kipper williams, libby purves, Martin Honeysett, Martin Rowson, matt buck, Matt Pritchett, Mirror, Morten Morland, Nicola Jennings, pat blower, Peattie and Taylor, Pete Dredge, Peter Brookes, Peter Schrank, private eye, professional cartoonists organisation, Ros Asquith, Royston Robertson., spectator, steve bell, Telegraph, the sun, Tim Sanders, Times, tribune, visi-blog • Comment feed RSS 2.0 - Read this post

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