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Jordan Kranse

Editing Words: AP Stylebook and grammar tips from More Content Now editors - 2 views

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      The post with rules on the most current events is always at the top, so it's easy to find. It's a little annoying that there is no way to look at archived posts, but I think the blog might be fairly new.
    • Susan Bullard
       
      Jordan - this Gatehouse blog is very cool. Thanks for sharing.
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    This is a blog run by editors at Gatehouse Newsroom. The rest of the website has a lot of resources for journalists, but the Editing Words blog is a great resource specifically for editors. They post AP Style rules and tips that pertain to current events, for example, the have a post explaining how to refer to "Obamacare" in stories.
Emily Rust

TWITTER & BLOG TIPS | Nina Badzin - 0 views

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      These blog posts will help your Twitter stand out!
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      Part Three will help you use your Twitter as a journalist instead of just a college kid.
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      Adding a blog to your portfolio site? Check out her tips for maintaining a great blog here!
Susan Bullard

100 Best Blogs For Journalism Students - | - 0 views

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    Alex Lantz posted this on Twitter. Very good selection of resources here.
Kathleen Anderson

Verve Photo- The New Breed of Documentary Photographers | Photographer and photo editor... - 0 views

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    This blog is great for aspiring photojournalists, or even journalists who want to study examples of good photography. I like how along with the photo examples, there is a short description of the photographer and an interview with them about the photo. I think it's interesting to get a glimpse into how these amazing photos were taken and hear about what the photographers had to go through to capture them.
Caitlin Hassler

Bad Pitch Blog - 0 views

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      This is a great (and funny) post about being strategic with your press releases and story pitches. 
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hwhisennand

An incredible story of a blog post gone wrong » Steve Ladurantaye - 2 views

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      Okay, so this bit made me laugh. A lot. I have no shame in admitting that. Kudos to the city editor at the Ottowa Sun.
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      This seems really sketchy to me. At least, the excuse does. I think any parent would be able to recall the events of what happened after their child committed suicide.
    • hwhisennand
       
      A lot of the things that these Vancouver Sun reporters allegedly did go against everything I've been taught as a journalist. But were they right in doing it?
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  • This is where they practically lived for two weeks.
  • They have become life-long friends who shared the journey of loss with me.
  • They became part of the story also.
  • the city editor often advised me to pick up a case of beer for sources if they promised not to talk to the Ottawa Citizen if they came knocking.
  • trusting me and allowing me to read what you had written before you sent your pieces of writing to your editor.
  • This post was removed from the site after the blogger expressed reservations about her ability to accurately recall the events described therein.
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    wow. I would say they crossed the line.
Emily Rust

Truth & Trust in Media | The New Ethics of Journalism - 0 views

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      This site is still being developed but soon, Poynter will have a social media stream of conversations about ethics.
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      In this section you can ask for ethical advice from professionals. It's a great resource if you have an ethical dilemma in a story.
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      This blog discusses current events that bring up ethical issues, such as reporting on bullying and suicide.
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      The FAQ's include questions such as "who should abide by ethical guidelines as journalists?" 
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    This site, an outlet of Poynter, encourages a discussion on journalism ethics.  It also has a great blog which provides resources on ethical issues journalists are facing in the news right now.
Ben Malotte

Online Journalism Blog - 0 views

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    This blog looks at the ever-changing world of journalism and the intersection between journalists and growing technology.
Susan Bullard

The four habits of a rock star content curator | Spundge Blog - 0 views

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    Good tips for the curation assignment
Caitlin Hassler

The Copy Cat Blog - 1 views

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    This blog finds copycat ads and gives credit where credit is due.
Kathleen Anderson

Journalism 2.0 - 0 views

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    This blog talks about the future of journalism, specifically relating to entrepreneurship. The posts focus on new technology for entrepreneurial journalism and methods for storytelling in the changing world.
Cristina Woodworth

Extra Extra- Investigative Reporters and Editors - 0 views

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    I love looking at examples of quality, in-depth journalism and this blog is great at curating stories from many different publications in one place. The sit could be helpful for reporters and editors alike.
Jordan Kranse

Verification Junkie - 1 views

  • Tool: Is Twitter Wrong Source: Tom Phillips Description:  A tumblr and twitter account dedicated to debunking misinformation on Twitter. Relevant Links: Tumblr: http://istwitterwrong.tumblr.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/IsTwitWrong 
  • Tool: Storyful Source: Mark Little, Founder/CEO Description:  Storyful provides a range of services for newsrooms, but one of their key skills is in verifying social media content. Their team works with people on the ground to surface and verify powerful user generated content from breaking news events around the globe.  Relevant Links: Home Page: http://storyful.com/ Storyful - The Human Algorithm: http://blog.storyful.com/2011/05/20/the-human-algorithm-2/
  • Tool: Keepr Source: Hong Qu Description:  A social media monitoring software tool to help journalists use Twitter to stay up to date with breaking news. Developed around linguistic analysis the tool helps mine information and trends in real time, highlighting relationships between people and information. Still in development.  Relevant Links: Nieman Reports: http://www.nieman.harvard.edu/reports/article/102872/a.aspx Keepr developer notes: http://www.keepr.com/
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    • Jordan Kranse
       
      Storyful is a really cool site that works pretty much solely on providing fact checking for journalists and editors. It also gives a lot of advice about making online content.
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      Is Twitter Wrong focuses on disproving news and rumors from Twitter. Some of what they fact check isn't very official, but there are several good verifications.
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      Keepr compiles similar news from different sources. It makes looking up a certain event in the news really easy.
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    This website compiles useful fact checking websites, like Fact Checker. I personally find the Is Twitter Wrong website to be interesting and informative.
argronewold

Make-or-Break Verbs - NYTimes.com - 0 views

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      I like this idea of "practicing" verbs. It's not a waste of time to practice accurately describing what you're seeing. Carry a notebook with you and try to absorb something every day.
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      At some of my internships I've found myself writing a similar story over and over. I've never thought of switching it up with verbs alone.
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      The writing I admire most is writing that commits to an idea, however scary that may be as an author.
Jordan Kranse

Daily Grammar Lessons Blog - 1 views

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      The list of all the topics they've covered makes it really easy to find whatever topic you need practice on.
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    This blog is great for learning and brushing up on grammar. It posts a lesson on a different grammar rule every day, with sentences to practice that particular rule. It focuses on a different rule every month. I mostly like that it provides a lot of grammar practice, because it can be really hard to find a lot online.
Caitlin Hassler

Modern Copywriter - 0 views

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    This is a great copywriting blog. It's also great for writers in general.
Alex Lantz

Precise Edit's Blog - 0 views

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    This blog gives great advise on how to make your writing more enjoyable for readers.
Alex Lantz

Grammar, Usage and Style - After Deadline Blog - NYTimes.com - 0 views

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    An interesting look at the ever-evolving world of The New York Times style and language use.
Emily Nitcher

Home - On The Media - 0 views

shared by Emily Nitcher on 01 Oct 13 - Cached
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      I enjoy finding new blogs devoted to media criticism, analysis and sticky issues. On The Media from NPR does just that. 
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      Some of the stories are entertaining like this one about an assistant principal filing a lawsuit against his students after they created a parody Facebook account about him.
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      And because the blog is produced by NPR they have some great podcasts. I enjoy a good podcast. This week had a wide variety of topics to enjoy tackling issues from Obamacare to fake news. 
Susan Bullard

11 top tools for creating infographics that rock - 1 views

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    You may find this helpful if you want a graphic with your blog posts.
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