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These are my links for January 19th through January 22nd: PhotoScavengerHunt — recent flickr upload Night. – Journalism.co.uk :: ‘To succeed online student journalists must collaborate outside their own university’: Greg Linch gives a good overview of the current state and goals of CoPress “Whitney is an accomplished Times veteran whose work I’ve admired over [...]Published January 24, 2009
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- PhotoScavengerHunt — recent flickr upload
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- Journalism.co.uk :: ‘To succeed online student journalists must collaborate outside their own university’: Greg Linch gives a good overview of the current state and goals of CoPress
- “Whitney is an accomplished Times veteran whose work I’ve admired over the years. But this memo sums up some of the very reasons why so many believe the mainstream media is doomed to irrelevance.”- ‘The New York Times’ Facebook problem | Coop’s Corner – CNET News
- Journalistopia » Tinkering | Danny Sanchez –
- Barack Obama’s inauguration speech … crafted by 27-year-old in Starbucks | World news | The Guardian: The Guardian (of all newsorgs) has a great profile on Obama’s head — 27 y/o — speech writer.
- UI.Layout Plug-in – Home: jquery plugin that allows for ajax layout of massive proportions.
- Journalists are biggest terrorists: Zardari – PakTribune: “Journalists are the biggest terrorists,” —President Zardari
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