Journalism posts: a summary V
Half way through the year already? Where’s it all going?
In case it’s going too fast for you to keep up with all the awesome posts here, here’s a summary of the best articles since March. (You can see previous summaries here).
Entrepreneurial journalism
The big problem for mainstream media – they’re too big (and why that’s great for us)
Is there actually a business model in human-rights reportage?
Why you only need 1,000 true fans to make a living in journalism
Why it’s not content, it’s experience, which brings readers to your website
How to make a niche work for you
How to really make money from your website
Meet the man making money from his blog
Why Ed Caesar’s advice to young journalists is all wrong…
…and why Roy Greenslade’s defense of him is wrong too
How to exploit the ‘knowledge economy’ and make money
Digital storytelling
Is video journalism better when the VJ works with someone else?
Three beautifully made online films
My first shoot using the Canon 550D digital SLR
My current kit and production workflow
An amazing piece of historical documentary making…by a car company
The art of the audio slideshow – and how to make one
Three more lessons in digital storytelling…from people who really know what they’re doing
Proof video journalism is all about the story…
…and why I think it’s also about access (to the story)
Six great collaborative photography & journalism projects
How to achieve the cinematic aesthetic in video journalism
Next Generation Journalist
Next Generation Journalist: my message to journalism students in 2010
Are you waiting for approval to go out and do something epic?
What you’ve all been saying about Next Generation Journalist
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