Tag Archive for 'Journalism'

World Editors Forum (Beirut)

June 5-10, 2010
Robb Montgomery will be working with the World Editors Forum at the annual WAN-IFRA congress in Beirut, Lebanon.

World Editors Forum (Beirut)
Beirut, Lebanon
June 05 — 10, 2010

Scientists design prototypes for “Article of the Future.”

Authors of scientific journals are building the kinds of prototypes for Web articles that media groups seemingly are unable, or unwilling to do.

Allowing readers individualized entry points and routes through the content, while using the latest advances in visualization techniques.

Watch the video walk through below. These Cell Press and Elsevie article designs don’t use Flash, and yet, they don’t conceive of publishing articles without visuals. The designs promote transparency, interaction, and links to establish authority and reward contributors.

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Multimedia training (EGYPT)

CAIRO: The Supremem Press council opens their new multi-million dollar training center and the Egypt Media Development program’s training consultant, Robb Montgomery, will return to Egypt to open the venue. Montgomery was the first journalist/trainer to train Egyptian journalists at the start of the project.

Montgomery will also be making a new film documentary about all of the training centers and also produce sessions for the Egypt Media Development Program where he will be training the trainers in social media and visual media techniques.

How I used Twitter to get 9,000 views on YouTube

Last week I shared some tips for journalists using Twitter in a live Webinar for the World Editors Forum.

One of the examples I showed was how, as a solo video journalist, I was able to generate a lot of traffic and attention to a video report I filed in Cairo.