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- Leslie-Jean Thornton, Ph.D.
Invited contributors
Fall 2008: Laura Cafiso, Chris Cameron, Desiree Castellano, Karla Cesal, Sophia Fuka, Travis Grabow, Chrystall Kanyuck, Carol Legg, Jeremy Pennycook, Elizabeth Shell, Evan Wyloge, Adriane Goetz, Aarti Kapoor, David Kempa, Justin McHeffey, Ayli Meyer, Bailey Mosier, Rebekah Parsons, Christine Rogel, Cody Shotwell, Sonja Smith, Sukanya Vijayakumar
Spring 2008: Yvonne Zusel, Kristy Roschke, Ashley Panter
Fall 2007: Samuel Burke, Mindy Lee, Michael Olson, Martha Knight, Katie Charland, Elyse Rukkila, Courtney McCune
Spring 2007: Elissa Thompson, Greg Taylor, Josh Sprague, Melissa Skogan, Christopher Sindik, Amy Reed, Sonu Munshi, Nia Hamilton, Christopher Drexel, Claire Annas.
Spring 2008: Yvonne Zusel, Kristy Roschke, Ashley Panter
Fall 2007: Samuel Burke, Mindy Lee, Michael Olson, Martha Knight, Katie Charland, Elyse Rukkila, Courtney McCune
Spring 2007: Elissa Thompson, Greg Taylor, Josh Sprague, Melissa Skogan, Christopher Sindik, Amy Reed, Sonu Munshi, Nia Hamilton, Christopher Drexel, Claire Annas.
Blogs of note (J-Web issues)
- a-stat-a-day: Internet world usage
- Adrian Holovaty
- Best of the Journalism Blogs
- Blogspotting
- Buzz Machine / Jeff Jarvis
- Crowdsourcing / Jeff Howe NEW!
- Cyberjournalist / Jon Dube
- E-Media Tidbits
- Eric Ulken / WebMonkey
- Freakonomics
- From the Ground Up
- Howard Owens
- Hypertext / Steve Johnson
- Invisible Inkling / Ryan Sholin
- Joe Think: Online News From the Trenches (online team at Denver Post)
- Journalistopia / Danny Sanchez, Web producer, Orlando Sentinel
- McGuire on Media
- Media Grunt / Mike Bazeley
- Media Shift / Mark Glaser
- Newspaper Video / Chuck Fadely, Miami Herald
- Newsvideographer / Angela Grant (multimedia reporter for San Antonio Express-News)
- Notes From the Digital Frontier
- Online Journalism / Serena Carpenter
- Online News Squared
- Onlinejournalismblog (UK)
- Shane Richmond
- Social Media / J.D.Lasica
- Teaching Online Journalism / Mindy McAdams
- The Web Editor
- The X Degree: Exploring and redefining multimedia storytelling / Melissa Worden, Herald Tribune
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- You catch the YouTube Debate?
- Cost of Christmas on the Rise
- Grey Blackwell, Web cartoonist
- Meow....
- Week in Pictures
- Food on the Campaign Trail
- Murdered Gay Man's Parents Submit Question For GOP...
- What's your environmental footprint?
- Writers' Strike Picketer Speaks Out
- CNN International to Expand International News Gat...
- NBC acquires new Internet series 'Quarterlife'
- Anna Quindlen
- Walter Cronkite Talks to ASU Students
- Online Video Sites Courting Striking Writers
- Viral Video
- Video promo for newspaper/online series
- More News from the FEMA Primetime Players
- Offthebus and Scoop08 join political scene
- PhoenixPicks.com
- Is Fake News Now the Standard?
- The Music Scene on a SIlver Platter
- Illinois adopts moment of silence law
- Eisner's advice to striking writers: Blame Steve J...
- YouTube justice?
- New-media-valuation formula...
- Comprehensive internet news service
- Attention Foodies (and foodie wannabes)
- Site offers news about the internet
- Scoping the visuals
- Radiohead distributes album online only
- Infographics class
- Writers' Strike
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