http://journalist.org/2004conference/ en-us ona@ulken.com 2004-12-06T08:09:16-08:00 hourly 1 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 http://journalist.org/2004conference/archives/000093.php Panelists, including Arianna Huffington and Joe Trippi, agree the Internet got people involved but differ on whether involvement translated into real change. 93@http://journalist.org/2004conference/ Top story 2004-11-14T14:00:21-08:00 http://journalist.org/2004conference/archives/000087.php BBCNews.com in the United Kingdom and VenturaCountyStar.com in California win awards for General Excellence in the fifth annual Online Journalism Awards. 87@http://journalist.org/2004conference/ Top story 2004-11-13T21:43:10-08:00 http://journalist.org/2004conference/archives/000086.php Blogger Ana Marie Cox says she posted misleading numbers without worrying about their accuracy. Includes video Webcast. 86@http://journalist.org/2004conference/ Top story 2004-11-13T19:02:09-08:00 http://journalist.org/2004conference/archives/000080.php AP head Tom Curley, in the conference's opening keynote, says the old content containers -- print, broadcast, online -- no longer apply in 'Web 2.0.' 80@http://journalist.org/2004conference/ Top story 2004-11-12T14:29:04-08:00 http://journalist.org/2004conference/archives/000097.php Online News Association members can to purchase a CD-ROM that includes audio recordings of 2004 ONA conference events and panels, as well as PowerPoint presentations and handouts. Click here to join ONA now. The CD is available for $199. You can also purchase tapes of individual panels for $12 each. Click here to purchase the CD or tapes. 97@http://journalist.org/2004conference/ Conference news 2004-12-06T08:09:16-08:00 http://journalist.org/2004conference/archives/000083.php Turning the table on the traditional conference approach, ONA asks participants to put their expertise and creative approach to work in the problem-solving "Master of the Web Universe" competition. 83@http://journalist.org/2004conference/ Conference news 2004-11-14T13:30:01-08:00 http://journalist.org/2004conference/archives/000092.php Panelists agree that online video creates a better user experience and helps bring stories alive to the online audience. 92@http://journalist.org/2004conference/ Conference news 2004-11-14T13:12:16-08:00 http://journalist.org/2004conference/archives/000094.php Professionals stress that students interested in online journalism careers should focus on journalism skills more than technical abilities. 94@http://journalist.org/2004conference/ Conference news 2004-11-14T12:15:43-08:00 http://journalist.org/2004conference/archives/000091.php Panelists explain how their sites are breaking out of the once-a-day publish cycle. 91@http://journalist.org/2004conference/ Conference news 2004-11-14T12:03:09-08:00 http://journalist.org/2004conference/archives/000090.php Many complaints, a few success stories, and a number of suggestions fill out a discussion on the challenges online journalists face in getting access to news events. 90@http://journalist.org/2004conference/ Conference news 2004-11-14T10:26:29-08:00 http://journalist.org/2004conference/archives/000089.php Really Simple Syndication, an automation tool that drives traffic to news sites, will continue to change the way people view news, panelists say. 89@http://journalist.org/2004conference/ Conference news 2004-11-14T10:21:43-08:00 http://journalist.org/2004conference/archives/000088.php As online news evolves, the public is witnessing a shift in the balance of power between providers and consumers. 88@http://journalist.org/2004conference/ Conference news 2004-11-14T10:19:30-08:00 http://journalist.org/2004conference/archives/000085.php Industry leaders discuss issues affecting new media ethics and offer suggestions on dealing with gray areas in editorial decision making. 85@http://journalist.org/2004conference/ Conference news 2004-11-13T12:03:25-08:00 http://journalist.org/2004conference/archives/000084.php Are online journalism educators "preparing students for a world that doesn't even exist?" asks Nora Paul, director of the Institute for New Media at the University of Minnesota. 84@http://journalist.org/2004conference/ Conference news 2004-11-13T10:45:49-08:00 http://journalist.org/2004conference/archives/000082.php Experts explain how news sites have acted on their data to grow audience and, in turn, advertising revenue. 82@http://journalist.org/2004conference/ Conference news 2004-11-12T19:14:30-08:00 http://journalist.org/2004conference/archives/000081.php Text may play a more important role than graphics in attracting eyeballs to news sites, according to results of a study on viewer behavior presented in an ONA panel discussion. 81@http://journalist.org/2004conference/ Conference news 2004-11-12T18:55:49-08:00