Monthly Archives: June 2007
Continuing education (my summer reading list)
Yesterday, I posted a summer reading list for j-school students who want to get up-to-date on the whole new media thing. So, what does a new media journalist and Web developer do during his summers? He learns more. Journalists need … Continue reading
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Summer reading list
Summer is the perfect time to learn for j-school students. So, I’m providing you with a summer reading list to make you a bona-fide new media journalist. Luckily for all of you, this summer reading list is more than just … Continue reading
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Anatomy of a special feature
What exactly does it take to make a special feature on the Web utilizing new media journalists, Web developers and print staffers? A lot of hard work and rethinking of content. I was the lead developer of my paper’s latest … Continue reading
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Who gets it?
One of the things I’ve noticed a lot is that few journalists really get what is happening to the industry and where the future is headed. I don’t know everything that will happen in the future of journalism — or … Continue reading
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Welcome
Welcome to The Journalism Iconoclast, a blog dedicated to discussing the latest news, ideas and trends in new media journalism. I’ll also discuss some of the data I have collected in my research, as well as provide advice and tips. … Continue reading
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