http://journalist.org/2005conference/ en-us ona@ulken.com 2005-11-18T15:57:27-05:00 hourly 1 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 http://journalist.org/2005conference/archives/000373.php NYTimes.com, SpokesmanReview.com and NewWest.net took general excellence awards at the organization's sixth annual celebration of the best in online journalism. Interactive feature: Best of the Best highlights some of the contest finalists and their work. 373@http://journalist.org/2005conference/ Top story 2005-10-30T18:19:08-05:00 http://journalist.org/2005conference/archives/000372.php Try as he might, Jeff Jarvis couldn’t quite keep what he called the “dinosaur-bashing” and the “blogger-bashing” from rearing their respectively ugly heads at “Journalism 2010: Who’s leading the way?” 372@http://journalist.org/2005conference/ Top story 2005-10-29T22:19:56-05:00 http://journalist.org/2005conference/archives/000362.php As Hurricane Katrina bore down on the Gulf Coast, print and television operations turned to their Web sites to cover the disaster. Audio slideshow | Q&A: How has Katrina affected online journalism? 362@http://journalist.org/2005conference/ Top story 2005-10-29T10:47:14-05:00 http://journalist.org/2005conference/archives/000352.php The 6th annual ONA conference opened today, attracting many of the most influential people working in the online medium. (By April Chan and Latria Graham) 352@http://journalist.org/2005conference/ Top story 2005-10-28T11:04:29-05:00 http://journalist.org/2005conference/archives/000391.php See photos from the conference 391@http://journalist.org/2005conference/ Conference news 2005-11-18T15:57:27-05:00 http://journalist.org/2005conference/archives/000380.php Watch: ONA President Ruth Gersh on how far the organization has come ONA President-elect Michael Silberman on what’s in store for the future 380@http://journalist.org/2005conference/ Conference news 2005-11-04T10:16:37-05:00 http://journalist.org/2005conference/archives/000377.php The ONA 2005 Student Newsroom thanks its mentors and volunteers for their contributions to this year's project. 377@http://journalist.org/2005conference/ Conference news 2005-11-01T11:53:49-05:00 http://journalist.org/2005conference/archives/000376.php "The whole culture is changing. People now have egos. It’s all about my, my, my,” said Rex Sorgatz, Interactive Director of IBS, at a discussion Friday titled “What’s New in New Media?" Want to create your own podcast? Listen as Jess Barron of Yahoo! tells us how. 376@http://journalist.org/2005conference/ Conference news 2005-10-31T11:33:38-05:00 http://journalist.org/2005conference/archives/000374.php Tools like 360-degree panoramic timelines are taking online journalists and their audiences places that others have not gone before. Visual storytellers at a Saturday session told conference attendees how it's done. 374@http://journalist.org/2005conference/ Conference news 2005-10-30T20:57:31-05:00 http://journalist.org/2005conference/archives/000370.php Tne Online News Association has seen a rise in membership and registration at its annual conference. Listen: ONA's incoming president, Michael Silberman, speaks to the value of ONA membership 370@http://journalist.org/2005conference/ Conference news 2005-10-29T22:30:56-05:00 http://journalist.org/2005conference/archives/000371.php Participatory journalism is here to stay, is the consensus among online journalism experts who spoke on a panel on grassroots journalism at the Online New Association conference in New York on Saturday. 371@http://journalist.org/2005conference/ Conference news 2005-10-29T22:20:56-05:00 http://journalist.org/2005conference/archives/000369.php 369@http://journalist.org/2005conference/ Conference news 2005-10-29T16:05:39-05:00 http://journalist.org/2005conference/archives/000368.php If seeing your face on a Times Square jumbotron has been your dream, Reuters can make it come true. 368@http://journalist.org/2005conference/ Conference news 2005-10-29T14:58:41-05:00 http://journalist.org/2005conference/archives/000367.php Mainstream media have lost their heart and ability to connect the community, said veteran ethnic media advocate Sandy Close whose speech received a standing ovation at the Online News Association Conference. 367@http://journalist.org/2005conference/ Conference news 2005-10-29T14:46:49-05:00 http://journalist.org/2005conference/archives/000365.php Are online news sites liable for content posted by site visitors? A panel of media lawyers Friday turned to the Communications Decency Act for an answer. 365@http://journalist.org/2005conference/ Conference news 2005-10-29T12:04:45-05:00 http://journalist.org/2005conference/archives/000363.php The Online News Association announced the eight board members who will take their posts on Jan. 1. 363@http://journalist.org/2005conference/ Conference news 2005-10-29T10:57:44-05:00 http://journalist.org/2005conference/archives/000364.php While American media Web sites are starting to take full advantage of broadband, producing dazzling, award-winning rich media projects, Internet journalists around the world are hot on their heels. 364@http://journalist.org/2005conference/ Conference news 2005-10-29T10:40:14-05:00 http://journalist.org/2005conference/archives/000360.php If offline newsroom staffs were Muppets they would be Kermit because they are green with envy, claims Forbes.com editor Paul Maidment. 360@http://journalist.org/2005conference/ Conference news 2005-10-29T09:50:29-05:00 http://journalist.org/2005conference/archives/000361.php It starts at the top. Top management must believe in print/online integration with head and heart — and show it. 361@http://journalist.org/2005conference/ Conference news 2005-10-29T09:49:28-05:00