Daniel Mercadante and Maise Crow are two of the best visual journalists at work today, see for yourself.
I’ve been hording this group of inspirational work since the beginning of the year. I hope you enjoy this round of multimedia goodness that I find inspiring and worth sharing.
God, I hate March Madness, it totally screws up my twitter feed. Listen people, I don’t care about your favorite team! Here are a few folks who continue the multimedia goodness via Twitter despite the madness.
Bombay Flying Club and the mysterious Duckrabbit are leading the charge in creating some of the best photojournalism focused multimedia in the business
Before you can break the rules, you need to know the rules. Here are a few rules I live by and some tips on how to train yourself.
Here is another batch of inspiring multimedia projects for you to experience. enjoy!
I not a big sports fan, but I happened to stumble across some inspiring and engaging projects. I figured if these projects were able to keep this non sports fan with the attention span of a gnat glued to the screen, then they’ll be worth your time. Enjoy -koci
Journalists today have access to a wide range of tools to help them hone and create their works. Some say that these advances inhibit true journalism while others insist that these advances set journalists free and allow them to focus on the communication of ideas. There are many Firefox extensions that can be used to help any journalist. In fact, here are 7 free Firefox extensions especially for journalists.
My usual weekly surfing adventure turned up a few projects worth your time and attention, and I threw in two links to quality post on shotgun mics and sound in multimedia projects.
A quick post about some of my favorite iPhone Photography apps.
