Rules of journalism: Bent for Iran coverage?

Interesting discussion of the issue of using videos and Tweets from non-journalists in covering events. New York Times Journalism Rules Are Bent in News Coverage From Iran BRIAN STELTER Published:…

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Freelancing: Gotta work at it

Many thanks to Hazel Becker for making this available to us from her blog by-words.com) Freelancing – A Business? You Bet It Is! June 27, 2009 A group of freelancer…

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The Iranian Election on Twitter: The First Eighteen Days

An interesting look at how Twitter was used in the 18 days following the Iranian election by the Web Ecology Project ("researching the internet so you don’t have to") in…

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Census Bureau unveils 2010 Census facility in Baltimore

With the 2010 Census coming up, here is an opportunity to learn how the Census Bureau will run the operation. The Baltimore center is the only one of three in…

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From the “If a journalist doesn’t tell you, who will?” Department: Secrets found in trashed disk drive in Ghana

Reporters find Northrop Grumman data in Ghana market June 24, 2009, 08:30 PM — IDG News Service — A team of journalists investigating the global electronic waste business has unearthed…

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