A saída hiperlocal para o jornalismo

O que você lê primeiro quando recebe o jornal em casa? As notícias da sua cidade, do país ou do mundo? Como você se informa sobre o que acontece na sua rua, na sua esquina? O que acontece em um bairro do subúrbio da sua cidade te interessa?
Recentemente, tem-se falado muito que uma das saída [...]

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Let the words (and the video and the audio and the pictures and the maps) tell the story

What tells a great story on the web? Is it video? Is it pictures? Do you need to use text? The recent developments of the web and the way we have been making journalism nowadays have showed us that there are a lot of different ways to succeed on this task. On this last assignment [...]

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Page turners on the web

Now I’ve got another assignment from that Journalism 2.0 course I mentioned before. We’re supposed to discuss the importance of blogs for Journalism and we have to list the three blogs we like the best. I admit that I’m inclined to talk about my three favorite music blogs, but I don’t think that’s the goal [...]

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Giving Google Reader a second chance

I’ve been taking this four-week distance learning Journalism 2.0 course from the Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas – a training program from the University of Texas at Austin. The course is about discussing the benefits of the information age and also about learning how to use tools provided by the Internet to help [...]

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