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Less is more: “On average, users will have time to read 28% of the words if they devote all of their time to reading. More realistically, users will read about 20% of the text on the average page.”
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Links
- Andy Dickinson
- Charlotte-Anne Lucas
- Cyberjournalist.net
- Hackademic
- Innovation in College Media
- Inside the CBC
- J-Source
- Journalism.co.uk
- Kirk LaPointe’s TheMediaManager.com
- Multimedia Shooter
- Newslab.ca
- Online Journalism Review
- Pressthink
- RConversation
- Ricochet: Chrys Wu
- Sacred Facts
- Sue Robinson’s Mediatrope
- Teaching Online Journalism
- TheThunderbird.ca
- UBC School of Journalism
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MSM: Journalism news- News Coverage in Crisis on the Net - PC World
- Gonzo streak in Gibney, as well - Baltimore Sun
- A group weblog by the sharpest minds in online media/journalism ... - Poynter.org
- FLS staffers win national journalism awards. - The Free Lance-Star
- Journalism News Digest: A troubled week for Trinity - HoldTheFrontPage.co.uk
- Save the Press - New York Times
- Times to cut newsroom staff and pages published - Los Angeles Times
- Online course to focus on Journalism 2.0 - International Journalist's Network
- Clay Felker, New York's Editor of Cool - Washington Post
- New York magazine founder Clay Felker dead at 82 - Reuters
- Blogs: Journalism news
- Irresponsible Journalism Alert
- What Is Responsible Journalism? (Analysis, BBC Radio 4)
- Computational Journalism
- Is This Anything Close To Journalism?
- The Future of Journalism, Part II
- Future of journalism: More thinking, please
- Financial journalism: itâs everyoneâs business
- âGood journalism isnât dead. Itâs terribly illâ
- Head of Audience Research, Journalism
- Journalism Cuts
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