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Ally Palmer, ‘Breaking the News’ and the future of journalism

Last week I filmed an interview with Ally Palmer in Edinburgh.

I went to bonnie Scotland to film scenes for the documentary film “Breaking the News” and to unwind and unplug from my multimedia world tour to newsrooms and classrooms in many countries.

The documentary film project

I started editing the Palmer interview on the plane ride from Frankfurt to Chicago and will post a VizEds exclusive excerpt soon.

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Graphic: White House staff salaries revealed

The Obama White House staff salaries are shown in this live data graphic visulization. If you updates the figures, the graphic will be updated instantly for the next Web reader.
The White House is uploading all kinds of public data to Socrata. I downloaded this set of numbers and built a Many Eyes graphic in about five minutes.

Source: SOCRATA: 2009 Report to Congress
This is an example of the kind of reporter-driven visualizations that I was teaching France24 journalists in my Web reporting seminars.

Germany’s Mathias Döpfner: Our newspapers show 25.4% profit

MONACO: Mathias Döpfner opened his interview segment at the Monaco Media Forum with the stunning news that the German media giant’s newspaper division is showing a 25.4% profit.

“If print is a dead business, then this kind of death feels pretty comfortable for me.”

No kidding. Springer is riding in the opposite direction of almost every other western media house. Yes, Arianna Huffington is also on stage but is clearly outclassed in this discussion.

VIDEO

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France24: Teaching Multimedia Reporting in Paris

I am teaching a four day seminar on multimedia reporting to Web journalists for France 24. France 24 is A CNN-style 24/7 video and Web news organization designed for a French audience.

I was hired as a consultant to New York City-based Mignon-Media and have been working closely with Jeff Mignon for months in preparation to make this the best possible training event possible.

The studios are first-class, state-of-the art. Uber-impressive.
The editor-in-chief, Karine Broyer, gave me a tour while they were broadcasting and then she came to attend the class. I can tell you right now that impresses me the most. When the editor comes to class.
I have, without fail, witnessed over the years that when the editor goes to class with staff that the training takes hold.

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Interviewing Mario Garcia, Ph.D. in Prague

A few weeks ago I interviewed Mario Garcia, Ph.D. in Prague for the feature-length documentary film project I am producing. I have filmed many interviews over the last two years that document this historic moment in journalism history.

Mario Garcia talks with filmmaker Robb Montgomery for his documentary film project about journalism in transition.

Mario Garcia talks with Robb Montgomery for his documentary film project about journalism in transition.


I am making parts of this film while I have the opportunities to witness these changes up close.

Martha Stone of Shaping the Future of News asked me to share some excerpts from Mario’s interview on a big screen next month at the WAN-IFRA congress in Hyderabad, India.

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Web Multimedia Workshop (Harrisburg)

Everyday Multimedia: Visual Reporting

Tips for beefing up storytelling for reporters, editors and managers!
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Web Multimedia Workshop (Harrisburg)
harrisburg, pa
October 09 — 09, 2009