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Glossario del cronista onesto

L’uso sciatto e militante delle parole da parte dei giornalisti snatura il linguaggio e distorce la realtà, spacciando luoghi comuni e opinioni personali per verità universali. Ecco alcuni esempi. E relativi antidoti etimologici
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From Indymedia to Wikileaks: What a decade of hacking journalistic culture says about the future of news

The first time I ever heard the words “mirror website,” I was sitting at a debris-strewn desk, hunched over a desktop computer, on the second floor of a nondescript office building on East 29th in Manhattan. I’d recently started volunteering with the New York City Independent Media Center, an organization that would turn out to be one of the first “citizen journalism” organizations in the United States — though certainly no one would have called it that at the time. The IMCwas in its third day of participant-powered coverage of protest actions taken against World Economic Forum (WEF) meetings in New York. It was less than five months after September 11; the city was cold and bleak, and people were tense. Really tense. And our website, NYC Indymedia, had slowed to a crawl.

“It’s going to crash,” I muttered.

“Don’t worry,” I was told. “We’ve got it mirrored on a bunch of backup servers. The updates from people using the Open Newswire won’t show up right away, but they will show up, and people will still be able to read the site.”

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#Contentcuration e #giornalismo: perché agli editori conviene avere cura del proprio archivio via @leliosimiView Post
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    • #cura dei contenuti
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Strumenti per il giornalismo digitale - Perugia 25.4.2013

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Strumenti per il giornalismo digitaleWorkshop Ona - 25.4.2013

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2013 Pulitzer Prize Photos

It’s been a incredibly busy week in news, so in case you missed the announcement a few days ago, the above photos are this year’s Pulitzer Prize winners for photography.

From top to bottom, the photos, and the photographers behind them, are:

  • Javier Manzano’s winning shot for best feature photography, taken Oct. 18, 2012. It shows rebel Syrian soldiers guarding a sniper’s nest, with light streaming through holes made by gunfire and shrapnel.
  • Manu Brabo’s photo for best breaking news photography, showing Syrian refugees crossing into Turkey Dec. 8, 2012 - and this photo is just one of 20 from Associated Press photographers that comprised the prize-winning set.
  • Beside Brabo’s photo is a shot by Narciso Contreras, showing a Syrian rebel fighter gesturing after firing upon troops fighting for President Bashar Assad Nov. 4, 2012.
  • Another entry in AP’s Syria set is a photo by Rodrigo Abd, showing a woman, named Aida, recovering from injuries after her home was shelled by government troops March 10, 2012.

Head over to Framework for more details on the winners, and other finalists.

We began this week with the Pulitzers and now that’s all, folks.  Glad to see you made it. 

Fonte: Los Angeles Times

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“I fight for life and freedom, I fight to prove that woman and man are equal.”

“My husband died on the front lines, I will die on the front lines, may God help us.”

“What choice do we have?”

All-Female Fighting Unit of the Free Syrian Army

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Contenuti sponsorizzati, native advertising e nuove ossessioni: Quartz, un nuovo modello per il futuro? > @leliosimiView Post
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The Remarkable Decline in the Wall Street Journal’s Long-Form Journalism  - The Atlantic
Alexis C. Madrigal looks at how the Wall Street Journal’s print edition has drastically cut the number of longer stories it has published in recent years. 

I do not have any particular expertise in the inner workings of the Wall Street Journal newsroom, but this chart speaks for itself. It shows the number of stories the Journal published that were over 2,500 words from 2002 to 2011.Dean Starkman of Columbia Journalism Review created the chart and referenced it again today. (He used to work at the publication.)
The Journal is not alone in this trend at the big papers, as CJR has also shown, but its numbers are the most startling. 
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The Remarkable Decline in the Wall Street Journal’s Long-Form Journalism  - The Atlantic

Alexis C. Madrigal looks at how the Wall Street Journal’s print edition has drastically cut the number of longer stories it has published in recent years. 

I do not have any particular expertise in the inner workings of the Wall Street Journal newsroom, but this chart speaks for itself. It shows the number of stories the Journal published that were over 2,500 words from 2002 to 2011.Dean Starkman of Columbia Journalism Review created the chart and referenced it again today. (He used to work at the publication.)

The Journal is not alone in this trend at the big papers, as CJR has also shown, but its numbers are the most startling. 

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The Verge interview: David Carr on curation, crowdsourcing, and the future of journalism

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David Carr has written about media for over 25 years, from his early days in Minneapolis, Minnesota, to Washington, D.C., to his current post at The New York Times, where he’s been for almost a decade. His weekly column, “The Media Equation,” covers all aspects of journalism and culture, especially the always-evolving world of online news; his recent work has questioned the rise of Twitter activism, investigated the failure of Tribune media, and mused on Louis C.K.’s successful experiment in self-distributed comedy. In 2008 he published a memoir, The Night of the Gun: A Reporter Investigates the Darkest Story of his Life — His Own, in which he meticulously excavated the facts he’d forgotten about his years as a drug abuser and single father. These days he lives in New Jersey and tweets frequently as @carr2n (read it aloud). Our conversation touched on everything from the future of The New York Times, to political secrecy in the age of WikiLeaks, to why he no longer bothers with the web.


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Jon Kingsbury talks about Community Journalism

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Jon Kingsbury, Director of the Creative Economy Programme at Nesta, 
talks to the Centre for Community Journalism (www.communityjournalism.co.uk) about the importance of Hyperlocal Journalism


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L’arte di chiedere è quella di mettersi in gioco (anche per i media) | TEDxBologna

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Robert Rosenthal - Investigative journalism in the 21st Century” (via Watch “TEDxPresidio - Video at TEDxTalks)

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Gli antichi ci spingono a rinunciare al già noto, a ricevere l’ irriconoscibile. Ormai è raro che riusciamo a godere delle cose nuove, perché per noi non c’ è più novità. Anche ciò che la nostra civiltà tecnologica propone come nuovo contiene pur sempre qualcosa di abituale. Questa stessa civiltà tecnologica e consumistica, anzi, ci addestra ad accogliere il «nuovo» con una certa familiarità, pretende che lo riceviamo come dovuto e necessario. Noi abbiamo bisogno di novità ma alla fine, attraverso i prodotti della cultura contemporanea, perfino attraverso certa buona letteratura, non è novità quel che ci viene dato, ma un modo sempre variato di soddisfare la nostra sempre uguale esigenza di intrattenimento. Il nuovo, insomma, nel nostro mondo è scontato fin dall’ ora del suo primo apparire. La parola dei poeti antichi, nella sua totale diversità, non è necessaria: noi non la aspettavamo. Ci è completamente donata. Non soddisfa un bisogno che c’ era. È la risposta a quesiti che non avevamo formulato, come la soluzione a un enigma di cui non si sapeva l’ esistenza.
il cuore delle parole Nicola Gardini 

(13 giugno 2009) - Corriere della Sera

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Il giornalismo è complice di questo degrado?
«La sua crisi è un effetto, più che una causa. Il mercato vuole intrattenimento, e quindi anche la stampa più seria si piega. Chi non lo fa, non sopravvive sul piano economico. Il fatto che il pubblico voglia divertirsi col giornalismo, invece di informarsi, è uno dei problemi più gravi della civiltà dello spettacolo».
La Stampa - Vargas Llosa “Murakami & C. Non vi amo scrittori light”

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