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Symposium Year: ISOJ 2008
Engagement | May 2, 2008
Guillermo Franco
News executives, reporters, and journalists alike flocked to the ACES building on the University of Texas at Austin Campus on Friday. The 9th International Symposium on Online Journalism brought in conference panelists to discuss the newsroom for the digital age. Guillermo Franco, editor of the Columbia news site, ElTiemo.com, stressed that journalists are not just … Read More
Multimedia | May 2, 2008
MTV News Supervising Producer Liz Nord Talks About Multimedia and Interactivity
MTV News Supervising Producer Liz Nord talks about Multimedia and Interactivity at the 9th International Symposium on Online Journalism at The University of Texas at Austin. Nord explains MTV’s efforts to engage young people with the upcoming presidential election by innovating the 2008 MTV Choose or Lose campaign. With the explosion of new media tools, … Read More
Transition to Digital | April 30, 2008
Rich Meislin of The New York Times: Newspaper Publishing 2.0
A sit down interview with Rich Meislin, associate managing editor for Internet publishing at the New York Times, about hybrid newsrooms, breaking Spitzer and the future of newspapers on the Web during the 9th annual International Symposium on Online Journalism. Read More
Business Models | April 29, 2008
A Look at Emerging Business Models
This video gives viewers a recap of Friday’s Emerging Business Models panel during the International Symposium on Online Journalism. It features lectures from Ken Riddick and Michael Smith. They talk about what it takes to fit in in the ever-changing world of online journalism and business. Any business owner will get great tips from … Read More
Transition to Digital | April 29, 2008
Diverse Audience Looks Forward to Change
By People came from all over the world, in both the media industries and academia to talk about how to adapt to change in the new media landscape during the 9th annual International Symposium on Online Journalism. Audience members discuss why they attended the symposium and what they learned from the event. Read More