Joey Baker

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January 2009

Jan 1, 2009
Mad Journalism with Greg Linch → youtube.com

Dec 31, 2008

December 2008

How to: Make your title tag SEO friendly → wprecipes.com

Quick but important Wordpress tutorial. Good to know if you’re custom-coding a theme.

Dec 31, 2008
Goodbye ‘08 → backtype.com

Best of luck with the deadline, and thanks for posting Joe!

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Dec 31, 2008
How You Can Help Us Flag Great Journalism (Now Even Easier!) - ProPublica → propublica.org

Great counter example for a newsorg using links all the time.

Use the Delicious tag: “PPlinks”

It’s also an example of how not to link: Link to a site once, then don’t link again in the same article. It’s poor form that makes users think that there are more link destinations than there really are.

Dec 31, 2008
"We have audio!" : The Editor's Log : Blogs : News-Record.com : Greensboro, North Carolina  → blog.news-record.com

 Scott Karp, CEO of Publish 2, twitters: “Failure to link to original sources should be seen as failure of practice of journalism generally, not just online.”

Dec 31, 2008
Chase Jarvis Blog: 5 Tips For Making Great iPhone Photos → blog.chasejarvis.com

Has links to some great apps for iphone photos.

Dec 31, 2008
The China Blog - TIME.com » Blog Archive Exposing Corruption on the Internet: Illusory Victories? « → china.blogs.time.com

The internet = democratization. In this case, literally. The power to self-publish means that the government cannot censor the media. It keeps them honest and corruption down.

Dec 31, 2008
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Dec 25, 2008
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Dec 24, 2008
BuzzMachine Blog Archive Can the LA Times turn off its presses? → buzzmachine.com

Jarvis is a bit to eager to abandon print. Not that print shouldn’t be phased out, but we still can’t make money on it. Even if the LAT severely reduced newsroom can be paid for by online revenue,…

Dec 24, 2008
The State of the Media Democracy: Are You Ready for the Future of Media? | Media Democracy | Future of Media | Survey - Deloitte LLP → deloitte.com

Read the executive summary at least. Basically: New media is more popular among the young, but even they prefer a certain amount of print media.

Dec 24, 2008
MediaShift . Your Guide to Alternative Business Models for Newspapers | PBS → pbs.org

Goes over possible revenue streams for newspapers. Some good idea, some bad (printcasting), but I think it touches on all the points.

Dec 24, 2008
Why journalists must learn the values of the blogging revolution | Media | guardian.co.uk → guardian.co.uk

Greenslade presents the standard argument for why blogging has revolutionized media: it’s a two-way stream of information as opposed to the editors controlling the info. It’s democratization of the…

Dec 24, 2008
“Printed magazines are an integral part of every generation’s life
• 72 percent enjoy reading magazines over finding the same information online
• 58 percent of Millennials agree magazines help them learn about what’s “in”
• Compared with online activities like surfing the Web and downloading music, all generations aspire to reading a book in the coming year”
—The State of the Media Democracy: Are You Ready for the Future of Media? | Media Democracy | Future of Media | Survey - Deloitte LLP
Dec 24, 2008
“71 percent of Millennials watch/read content created by others; 56 percent of Xers do; Boomers/Matures participate less, but participation is noteworthy” —The State of the Media Democracy: Are You Ready for the Future of Media? | Media Democracy | Future of Media | Survey - Deloitte LLP
Dec 24, 2008
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