Multimedia Journalism : Joe Weiss
Weblog for the advancement of multimedia storytelling. Compiled by Joe Weiss.
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Friday, August 30, 2002
Thursday, August 29, 2002
Father Phil
A short piece from Gerik Parmele, of The Grand Island (Nebraska) Independent.
Audio and images in Flash.
A short piece from Gerik Parmele, of The Grand Island (Nebraska) Independent.
Audio and images in Flash.
Monday, August 26, 2002
Sunday, August 25, 2002
heraldsun.com: Long Road Home
New project - from Durham to Celaya, Mexico.
Check out the "save my place" feature. This project tracks your progress and will advance to your last position when you return to the project.
(This feature is automatic on PCs, but requires you to manually click the "save my place" button on Macs. For some reason when flash sets a cookie, in Mac IE the window very briefly flashes white, unacceptably so. Looking for another solution.)
New project - from Durham to Celaya, Mexico.
Check out the "save my place" feature. This project tracks your progress and will advance to your last position when you return to the project.
(This feature is automatic on PCs, but requires you to manually click the "save my place" button on Macs. For some reason when flash sets a cookie, in Mac IE the window very briefly flashes white, unacceptably so. Looking for another solution.)
Saturday, August 24, 2002
Theban Mapping Project
From the team at SecondStory - launch the atlas section and check out the 3D tomb tour.
From the team at SecondStory - launch the atlas section and check out the 3D tomb tour.
Friday, August 23, 2002
Thursday, August 22, 2002
Wednesday, August 21, 2002
Tuesday, August 20, 2002
Musarium
Journale is re-born.
We've been on the web since 1997, when we first premiered as "Story Line." We changed our name to Journal E a year later to better reflect the electronic nature of our online publication.
Now, we want our name to reflect the space it lives in a broader and more exploratory way. We have always seen Journal E as a type of online laboratory for modern storytelling, and with Musarium we will continue the tradition and establish a place where stories are told in interesting and powerful ways.
Alan Dorow, Publisher
Journale is re-born.
We've been on the web since 1997, when we first premiered as "Story Line." We changed our name to Journal E a year later to better reflect the electronic nature of our online publication.
Now, we want our name to reflect the space it lives in a broader and more exploratory way. We have always seen Journal E as a type of online laboratory for modern storytelling, and with Musarium we will continue the tradition and establish a place where stories are told in interesting and powerful ways.
Alan Dorow, Publisher
Postcards from the Road - Mule Jumping
Latest in the Postcards from the Road series from Scott Sharpe of the News & Observer.
Latest in the Postcards from the Road series from Scott Sharpe of the News & Observer.
Friday, August 16, 2002
Rebuilding a Fortress, Rebuilding a Life
Segmented video story from Travis Fox of washingtonpost.com.
This story will air Friday, August 16th, on ABC News Nightline Upclose, which follows Nightline is most markets. Check your local listings for times in your area.
Segmented video story from Travis Fox of washingtonpost.com.
This story will air Friday, August 16th, on ABC News Nightline Upclose, which follows Nightline is most markets. Check your local listings for times in your area.
Thursday, August 15, 2002
TIME.com: The Palestinians by James Nachtwey
With images and audio from the photographer and an interactive panorama of Jenin.
With images and audio from the photographer and an interactive panorama of Jenin.
Wednesday, August 14, 2002
Friday, August 09, 2002
Camera Works: News Video/Audio (washingtonpost.com)
These stories were produced by students in the "Digital TV and the World" special project at the Graduate School of Journalism, University of California, Berkeley. According to project director Todd Carrel, the graduate students traveled to Nagasaki, Japan to "find interesting stories that help reveal the fabric of a community."
Video shorts.
These stories were produced by students in the "Digital TV and the World" special project at the Graduate School of Journalism, University of California, Berkeley. According to project director Todd Carrel, the graduate students traveled to Nagasaki, Japan to "find interesting stories that help reveal the fabric of a community."
Video shorts.
Thursday, August 08, 2002
More remains found within ironclad
Daily multimedia sequence from MSNBC.com.
(although there's not much breathing room in that audio)
Daily multimedia sequence from MSNBC.com.
(although there's not much breathing room in that audio)
Wednesday, August 07, 2002
SuddenTrauma
A bit raw in style and execution, but another example of stills and audio presented in Flash - from The Age in Melbourne, Australia.
A bit raw in style and execution, but another example of stills and audio presented in Flash - from The Age in Melbourne, Australia.