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This list will change throughout the semester. Please check back often! Week 1 Readings: Not required, but feel free to check these out: Why Twitter Will Endure David Carr, New York Times, January 1, 2010 The Journalist's Guide to Twitter Leah Betancourt, Mashable, May 14, 2009 Jen's Twitter Tips (from jenleereeves.com) Tools You Can Use Stephanie Romanski, stephanieromanski.com, January 21, 2010 How to avoid copyright violations Mary Collins, TVNewsday.com, December 1, 2006 (you will need to register for free) A dozen tips for writing online Jonathan Dube (Editor & Publisher of Cyberjournalist.net) written for Committee for Concerned Journalists Mashable Twitter Guidebook Mashable.com Mashable Facebook Guidebook Mashable.com WSJ.com Editor on Using Blogs, Citizen Journalism Cyberjournalist.net, December 28, 2006 Web 2.0 -- The best explanation of how the web has change that I've found: Week 2 Readings: 20 Real World Uses for Google Wave Cory Bohon, maclife.com, January 13, 2010 Using Social Media to Recruit Viewers Graeme Newell, 602communications.com, August 18, 2009 Spreading the Brand Message One Community at a Time Richard Buck, MarketingProfs.com, January 9, 2007 (you will need to register for free) Personal Branding Blog (it's worth reading and following some ideas and discussions there) Week 3 Readings: 100 Great WordPress Themes, www.pingable.com 100 Free WordPress Themes, Smashing Magazine, May 18, 2009 10 Steps to the Perfect Portfolio Site, Smashing Magazine, February 26, 2009. Site examples: Ryan Chartrand Our class hashtag
is mentioned in this blog post! Week 5 Readings: Casualties of War - This is a simple and deeply informative infographic on the military members who have died in Iraq. MediaStorm - Spend time on this site and see the many different ways to see/read/experience the stories. Losing Louisiana - Deeply interactive piece about damage post-Katrina and Rita. Great example of how a map can take you to so many places. Being a Black Man - An interactive look at what it means to be a black man in today's society. MSNBC's Multimedia Page - MSNBC tends to have good stuff from time to time. Mercury News Launch Page - This takes you to all kinds of interactive stories from the San Jose Mercury News Everyblock.com - The ultimate mashup of neighborhood crime, business, entertainment and everything else you can think of data Week 6 Readings: Week 7 Readings: Week 8 Readings: Week 9 Readings: Week 10 Readings: Week 11 Readings: Online journalism ethics Joanne Byrd, American Society of Newspaper Editors, August 29, 2005
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