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Journalist in the City: National papers, local focuses
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Journalist in the City. Friday, April 29, 2005. National papers, local focuses. The New York Times. Crashed from high traffic on Sept.11. Meredith Artley, associate editor for nytimes.com. Said the site was "stripped of all nonessential items, like ads and images, which made the page easier to load. She added that user registration, normally necessary to view certain articles, was suspended" ( 13. The New York Times. Has since stopped updating its " Nation Challenged. Also had a unique perspective on the...
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Journalist in the City: Phone talk
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Journalist in the City. Thursday, April 07, 2005. I’ve been attached to my cellphone ever since I got my first clunky, gray phone at age 16. Over the years, phones in different sizes and colors have come and gone, but Cingular has always been my cellular service. But in the months since I moved to New York, the service has been spotty and the caller ID has worked about half the time. Verizon Wireless, http:/ www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/index.jsp. And Cingular, http:/ www.cingular.com. As a Cingular custo...
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Journalist in the City: Course evaluation
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Journalist in the City. Sunday, April 24, 2005. I think my writing has improved slightly since I began this course. I believe all writing improves with practice, and this course allowed me to practice my craft weekly. I'm still a bit unsure what the future is for online newspapers. Internet editions have had a rocky start, and I'm interested to see if bloggers will play an increasing role in online journalism. Will newspapers eventually solely become online editions? Posted by Tracy Swartz @ 5:58 AM.
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WIL WHEATON dot NET: Where is my mind?: shipbuilding
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WIL WHEATON dot NET: Where is my mind? Each bud must blossom and grow. Elf shot the food! February 02, 2004. Since I'm writing this for blogging.la. I'm a little pissed that the homeless guy is filling an entire corner of the place with the stink of greasy hair and dirt, and he's also in the most comfortable chair, in the corner that gets the best sun, where I was hoping to sit today. Aimee Mann sings "Save Me," (the only thing about. Because he's seen me on TV? A few moments pass and they leave. It'...
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Journalist in the City: Multimedia features attract readers to news sites
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Journalist in the City. Friday, April 29, 2005. Multimedia features attract readers to news sites. Since the majority of news Web sites began in the mid-1990s, the medium has become an increasingly popular news source for many Americans. According to a 2004 survey by the Pew Research Center. 29 percent of Americans regularly go online for their news, up from 23 percent in 2000 ( 1. But which news sites fare better in attracting readers to an unfolding news story? For this project, I evaluated the Sept...
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Cinderella's Blog... I find my solace here: February 2004
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Cinderella's Blog. I find my solace here. Cinderella's Blog is a strange look into the mind of a girl geek! Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. View my complete profile. PLEASE DIRECT YOUR ATTENTION TO: http:/ cinderella. No updates for a while. Monterey Bay Aquarium: Aquarium Exhibits - Sharks:. Time, it just slips away from us. Looking for opinions. What should my domain name. To Domain, or not to domain, that is the question. WIL WHEATON DOT NET: shipbuilding. WIL WHEATON dot NET. My new blog is up!
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Journalist in the City: February 2005
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Journalist in the City. Saturday, February 26, 2005. Not in Kansas anymore. The online edition of The Kansas City Star. Is one of the cookie-cutter Knight Ridder Web sites that I despise because they are difficult to navigate and have a boring layout and few pictures. I've been to Kansascity.com. Several times, having grudgingly registered as a member a few months ago, but returned Saturday, Feb. 26 for a specific reason. I was looking for news on the arrested of the BTK killings suspect. Meanwhile, the ...
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Journalist in the City: The adjunct medium
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Journalist in the City. Friday, April 29, 2005. Statistics show the terrorist attacks sparked a turning point in the online news revolution. Between Sept. 11 and 16, the online news category grew by almost 80 percent in the United States compared to the previous week, according to the Internet research company Jupiter MMXI ( 3. Several online news commentators have been quick to declare the attacks to be the biggest story to break in the Internet Age," Stuart Allan wrote in. Journalism After Sept. 11.
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Journalist in the City: More readers, more coverage, more problems
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Journalist in the City. Friday, April 29, 2005. More readers, more coverage, more problems. On the morning of Sept. 11, after the first jetliner hit the World Trade Center, Internet media took a body blow, too. Millions of people tried to get information from the biggest national news sites in the U.S., but were turned away because the sites’ servers couldn’t cope with the traffic load," Outing wrote for Editor and Publisher. Eight days after the attacks ( 8. The Pew Foundation study reported that 43 per...
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Journalist in the City: In their backyards
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Journalist in the City. Friday, April 29, 2005. Also offered a unique staff perspective that supplemented the wire stories. One editor watched the aftermath of the attacks from her apartment and reported, "Part of the building flew through the air. It looked like confetti raining down. "( 14. Only slightly increased its number of unique visitors from 907,000 visitors in August 2001 to 1,198,000 visitors in September 2001, according to Nielsen NetRatings (10). S cross-town rival, The New York Post. Contin...
