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$99 New Media Workshop at The Toronto Star

Learn the culture and best practices for creating digital media to work better with the real-time Web.

Join us October 5-7, 2009 at The Toronto Star for three days of hands-on instruction on Web reporting, video reporting and visual multimedia techniques.

Details: http://toronto.eventbrite.com

Media professionals learn digital media techniques in Berlin from Robb Montgomery.
What will I learn?
WEB REPORTING - Monday, October 5
Improve your reporting and audience engagement with social media tools and techniques. Learn how to write for the Web, manage a Twitter persona for yourself or your organization and dig into many delicious ways to use social media for research and publishing.

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Twitter for Journalists: World Editors Forum Webinar

Not sure how best to use Twitter for your newsroom or for yourself? You may want to register for this new Twitter Webinar I have just designed for the Paris-based World Editors Forum.

I, naturally, just tweeted the details but for those who follow this blog instead of @robbmontgomery the details, cost and links are included here.

Twitter for journalists: World Editors Forum Webinar

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Hyderabad, India: World Editors Forum (Visual Editing lecture)

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I have been invited to speak about non-narrative journalism techniques at the 16th World Editors Forum to be held next March in Hyderabad, India.
This will be my fifth consecutive WAN/WEF event and my second as a presenter. I will also be directing a team of video journalists to produce daily reports just like I have done for the Editors Forum in 2006 in Moscow, in 2007 in Cape Town and in 2008 in Sweden. More details on that will come, but I am delighted to again be sharing the stage with a couple of world-class visual journalists. Alberto gave a great graphics presentation at a Paris event I attended in June and Joerdis presented on adventure mobile journalism and advanced graphics at SND Las Vegas.

Sixth Session (14H30 – 15H30)
Visual journalism: the rise of infographics and non narrative news
Newspaper design and infographics are more and more important in an increasingly visual world. Participants will learn from the best examples of 2008’s print and online redesigns and get an in-depth look at the best in non-narrative news.

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Schedule: Master Classes for Romanian Editors-in-Chief

I am flying to Bucharest today at the invitation of the World Editors Forum to teach two Master Classes at the Executive Media Management Institute.

I really like the structure of these discussions - 20 minute presentation and 70 minute conversation, that’s a great format for an executive audience and my favorite style of teaching.
See the schedule below:
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Bucharest (Master class for Editors-in-chief)

Teaching on newspaper design and redesign trends at the world Editors Forum Master Class workshop in Romania October 2-3, 2008.

Bucharest (Master class for Editors-in-chief)
Romania: Master classes for Editors in Chief
October 02 — 03, 2008

UK: Teaching the Principles of Journalism with David Dunkley Gyimah

I am back in Chicago after a week in London, Bucharest and Berlin working on a variety of journalism projects. I pitched up to the University of Westminster in London this week to deliver a lecture to a friend’s Journalism 101 class.

Here’s a few photos:


A conversation more than a lecture - which was exactly the point. We talked about newspaper journalism, the challenges facing the industry and the skills that reporters need to work in today’s newsrooms. It was a great morning.

I was one of two guest speakers and after the Northwick Park work was done - David Dunkley Gyimah and I tubed it Baker Street for some lunch and talked about future projects.

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