Saddam's Iraq: A journey in pictures

Image, flash slideshow from MSNBC.com

In Trenches of a War on Unyielding Poverty

From the NYTimes.com

MSNBC Interactive Showcase

Finally, MSNBC.com has a clearly defined space for interactive/multimedia work linked off of their front page.

Actually, wait ... there's no multimedia work here, just interactive work. Oh yeah, that's right. Multimedia is not interactive - or - is it that interactive is not multimedia? They've confused me again. Damn skill set delineations.

Anyway, some nice work from the IP team at MSNBC.

Witness to an execution: Radio Documentary by Sound Portraits

Okay, so this is not a multimedia piece ... but I'm having a difficult time finding new work.

And if you've got a good link, pass it along.

heraldsun.com: Living below the line

Flash intro piece for Herald-Sun series about the rise in poverty in Durham, NC.

The Fathers Remember | NYTimes.com

CNN Job Ad

Salary: Video Journalists are at will, hourly employees with an annual salary equivalent to $22,500. Video Journalists are guaranteed a scheduled 40-hour workweek with the potential for overtime. Video Journalists are expected to work all major holidays, unless they fall on their scheduled off days or during designated vacation time.

Is this what a journalism degree gets you?

We've heard the phrase Video Journalist thrown around alot - but I can't imagine this is what they were talking about.

NewClearMedia: The Enemy Within

The next-generation escape vehicle

Okay, so scroll down the page and look for the "take a closer look" sections. Hit "expand" - very cool.
Flash interactive intergrated within story text.

McNett Country

From act3i:designing the story.

2002 Finalists

Online Journalism Award finalists announced.

Amtrak: passenger train's future is in the balance | csmonitor.com

One year later - Photographs of the NY Times

Stills and audio in Video (RealPlayer).

The NY Times has hit on a winner with their many packages featuring image galleries and interviews with their photographers. It's not a new concept by any means, but they have advanced the idea quite a bit.

heraldsun.com: Multimedia: Sept. 11th - Where were you

Audio montage, with image gallery in Flash.

The Sonic Memorial Project

Launch the Sonic Browser.
Interface is interesting ... content is stunning.

The Seattle Times: Crossing America

In the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks, Seattle Times reporter Alex Tizon and photographer Alan Berner crossed the nation to gauge the mood of the people. As the anniversary of the attacks approaches, they hit the road again.

Stills in Flash - a little audio.

Indivisible: Stories of American Community

Every Picture - Photographic Storytelling on Television

EVERY PICTURE is a video program that celebrates the enduring power of still photography, and the creative spirit of still photographers.

Face to Face : Home

Collaborating with documentary filmmaker Rob Mikuriya, the site is designed to meld traditional filmmaking with the strengths of interactive media in an original program format distributed exclusively online.

From SecondStory.

MSNBC Interactive

MOMENT BY MOMENT Sept. 11-14, 2001.
Interactive multimedia timeline from MSNBC.com.

Send your 9/11 links here.