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Jane Stevens'
Multimedia Reporting
Resources and Examples
- Canada Press interactive
graphics
Go to Web Content, and click on CP Interactive on the drop-down menu; projects are in the categories in the left-nav bar.
- Society of News Design
"Best of New Media" Competition
Sometimes the SNDies site is down, so here's an alternate site for the 2002 finalists and winners.
- Musarium
Formerly known as "Journal E," it is a great place to see cutting edge work, mostly from photojournalists
- The Digital Journalist
Has workshops for photojournalists, and its site focuses on issues faced by photojournalists, including equipment recommendations.
- Cyberjournalist.net
Has articles, reviews and links to and about multimedia reporting.
- Online
Journalism Association
Has annual online awards; some for multimedia projects
- Editor
and Publisher
Annual EPpy awards
- Flash
development projects
To find some of the most advanced Flash development projects in the world
- USA
Today's evolving space shuttle graphic
A wonderful example of how to use graphics to do storytelling, and how a graphic can evolve over time.
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