International Symposium on Online Journalism
A program of the Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas at the University of Texas at Austin
Blogs | April 26, 2010
Scott Lewis, CEO, Voice of San Diego– Voice of San Diego launched right before YouTube. “We set the bar for them,” Lewis said. – We now live in a personalized news world. We can interact with whatever we want to get the information we need whenever and wherever we are. – Newspaper comes to you. … Read More
Blogs | April 26, 2010
The symposium’s second day included a fantastic back-to-back firestorm of participatory and non-profit journalism panels, as well as two more great research panels, and ended things with a bang. In the vein of yesterday’s notes, here are my observations from the event’s second and final day.—— Anybody hungover? Surprisingly enough, most attendees were on time for … Read More
Video | April 26, 2010
At the 2010 International Symposium on Online Journalism, Matt Thompson, producer of journalism’s cult-classic “Epic 2014,” tells about the motivations for the prophetic video. Read More
Video | April 26, 2010
At the 2010 International Symposium on Online Journalism, Matt Thompson, editorial project manager of NPR’s Project Argo, tells the key idea he hoped to impart to attendees: the urgency for news organizations to foster a greater relationship with consumers by providing the necessary context. Read More
Video | April 25, 2010
Texas State professor Cindy Royal talks further about the research she presented at the 11th International Symposium on Online Journalism. Read More
Video | April 24, 2010
Thanks again to Alfred Hermida for a great blog post about Seth Lewis’ presentation about the Knight News Challenge. View it here. Read More
Video | April 24, 2010
Meera Rajagopalan sat down with David Cohn to discuss his analogy about journalism and restaurants, and his switch from Philosophy to Journalism. Read More
Video | April 24, 2010
Jennifer Whitcomb’s discussion with Dan Gillmore after his panel at the ISOJ symposium. Read More
Engagement | April 24, 2010
Dan Gillmor turned the audience at ISOJ on to what has be one of the greatest Twitter accounts in existence, @TheMime.- Wikipedia is the best place to start. It’s the worst place to stop. Jan Schaffer, J-Lab, American University – There are new players in the news ecosystem: fact entrepreneurs, creative technologists, citizen media makers, … Read More
Innovation | April 24, 2010
Once again, Alfred Hermida has written a knowledgeable and enlightening blog post about the International Symposium on Online Journalism‘s first panel today, and once again, I’ll refer to his brilliant writing. Check out the post here. Read More