Jun
23
Up early and at it. May be updated during the day.
- Update 1: Summer solstice storm. Here’s something we in Vancouver can really relate to: the latest video at Storybirdge.tv is a delightful video essay on summer starting out with a rainstorm. Storybridge is off to a strong start.
- Update 2: The BBC’s Fifteen Web Principles. Fifteen principles behind the BBC’s Web 2.0 initiatives. A nice, sensible checklist for any web developer,particularly those working in media.
- Quest for maps. Ron Sylvester has a nice post about getting to Google maps, which includes a bunch of oh-so-handy links.
- Web 2.0 Backpack: Web Apps for Students. A comprehensive list of online tools students (and others) can use for for writing, note-taking, mind-mapping, researching and other tasks. If I get some time over the next little while, I may try to pull together something similar for journalists.
- The Gray Lady Gets “YouTubed!” Newspapers continue to give away their content, in this case, code for embedding their video clips. Beet-TV has the details.
- Gathering audio to go with your pictures. Yet another guide to capturing audio and conducting interviews, this one from MSNBC. Via Multimedia Shooter.
