onlinejournalismblog http://onlinejournalismblog.pbwiki.com/ RecentChanges for onlinejournalismblog http://onlinejournalismblog.pbwiki.com/feedlogo.gif PBwiki http://pbwiki.com/ PBwiki 1.3.8 support@pbwiki.com South American blogosphere http://onlinejournalismblog.pbwiki.com/South+American+blogosphere email.hidden@example.com (darcy) darcy edited South American blogosphere Pablo Mancini´s blog (http://www.pablomancini.com.ar/) written by the journalist Pablo Mancini. He created 20 Palabras (20 Words) together with Dario Gallo. Pablo Mancini is founder member of Argentonia, specailists in virtual worlds.
Mirá (http://www.juliangallo.com.ar/). This is Julián Gallo's blog. He is journalist and professor in Universidad San Andrés, Buenos Aires and he is consultor in interactives medias.
Nuevos Medios (http://www.nuevos-medios.com). Blog witten by the journalist Gastón Roitberg. He is content manager in LaNacion.com one of the most important online newsletter in Argentina.
eBlog (http://eblog.com.ar/). Blog written by Leandro Zanoni, he works in many newslatter as digital journalist. He writes in Retrovisor, a blog of the newspaper Clarin.com (one of the most important online newslatter in Argentina). He created 3.0 Periodismo Aregentino en Blog, the first blog network about online journalist.
Chile
Usando.info (http://www.usando.info/blog/) written by]]> Tue, 06 Nov 2007 19:37:22 +0000 mod South American Blogosphere – in Portuguese http://onlinejournalismblog.pbwiki.com/South+American+Blogosphere+%E2%80%93+in+Portuguese email.hidden@example.com (Gabriela) Gabriela added South American Blogosphere – in Portuguese This place lists a few blogs about journalism and new media in Brazil.

**Jornalismo & Internet – Blog do Gjol** – [http://gjol.blogspot.com|http://gjol.blogspot.com]
A collective blog on Journalism, Internet and Communication Technologies. Written by the researchers of the [http://www.facom.ufba.br/jol/index.htm|Online Journalism Research Group] from Universidade Federal da Bahia.

**Gêneros Jornalísticos** - [http://generos-jornalisticos.blogspot.com/|http://generos-jornalisticos.blogspot.com/]
A blog on journalism genres. It also has a [http://www.genres-journalistiques.blogspot.com/|French version]. Written by Lia Seixas.

**André Deak** - [http://www.andredeak.com.br/|http://www.andredeak.com.br/]
About journalism and new media. Written by the journalist André Deak, former multimedia editor of the [http://www.agenciabrasil.gov.br/|Brazilian News Agency].

**Libellus** - [http://anabrambilla.com/blog/|http://anabrambilla.com/blog/]
Mostly about open-source journalism, written by the ]]> Fri, 02 Nov 2007 22:09:28 +0000 add South American blogosphere http://onlinejournalismblog.pbwiki.com/South+American+blogosphere email.hidden@example.com (Darcy) Darcy edited South American blogosphere Usando.info (http://www.usando.info/blog/) written by the journalist Juan Carlos Camus. He write about information architecture, usability, journalism 2.0 and digital content. He works in the Superintendencia de Bancos e Instituciones Financieras, Chile. Moreover, he is the most important and influential information architect in Chile. He created the first online newspaper in Chile.
MediosDigitales (http://mediosdigitales.info/). Its director is Rodrigo Guaquil (journalist who has worked in the media holding Copesa, he is professor of Universidad de Chile and he works in Business News Americas). Moreover MediosDigitales is written by other journalist like Manuel Contreras, Claudio Navarro and Eduardo Aguayo.
El Francotirador (http://www.elfrancotirador.cl/). Written by Cristian Leal. He is journalist and he write about technology, new journalist and digital gap. His blogs is one of the most read in Chile.
México
E-rgonomic (http://e-rgonomic.blogspot.com/) written by the Dr. Cristóbal]]> Tue, 30 Oct 2007 12:19:03 +0000 mod South American blogosphere http://onlinejournalismblog.pbwiki.com/South+American+blogosphere email.hidden@example.com (darcy) darcy edited South American blogosphere Bloc de Periodista (http://blocdeperiodista.com/) written by Dario Gallo. He is journalist and the executive publisher of the magazine Noticias (News) and he created 20 Palabras (20 Words), one of the most importants proyects of news in Argentina.
Pablo Mancini´s blog (http://www.pablomancini.com.ar/) written by the journalist Pablo Mancini. He created 20 Palabras (20 Words) together with Dario Gallo. Pablo Mancini is founder member of Argentonia, specailists in virtual worlds.
Mirá (http://www.juliangallo.com.ar/). This is Julián Gallo's blog. He is journalist and professor in Universidad San Andrés, Buenos Aires and he is consultor in interactives medias.
Chile
Usando.info (http://www.usando.info/blog/) written by the journalist Juan Carlos Camus. He write about information architecture, usability, journalism 2.0 and digital content. He works in the Superintendencia de Bancos e Instituciones Financieras, Chile. Moreover, he is the most important and influential information archite]]> Tue, 30 Oct 2007 03:41:49 +0000 mod South American blogosphere http://onlinejournalismblog.pbwiki.com/South+American+blogosphere email.hidden@example.com (darcy) darcy edited South American blogosphere The following list is about them and theirs blog:
Argentina
de Periodista(http://blocdeperiodista.com/) Periodista (http://blocdeperiodista.com/) written by Dario Gallo. He is journalist and the executive publisher of the magazine Noticias (News) and he was created of 20 Palabras (20 Words), one of the most importants proyects of news in Argentina. Argentina.
Pablo Mancini´s blog (http://www.pablomancini.com.ar/) written by the journalist Pablo Mancini. He created 20 Palabras (20 Words) together with Dario Gallo. Pablo Mancini is founder member of Argentonia, specailists in virtual worlds.]]> Tue, 30 Oct 2007 03:19:35 +0000 mod FrontPage http://onlinejournalismblog.pbwiki.com/FrontPage email.hidden@example.com (darcy) darcy edited FrontPage]]> Tue, 30 Oct 2007 02:55:15 +0000 mod FrontPage http://onlinejournalismblog.pbwiki.com/FrontPage email.hidden@example.com (Paul Bradshaw) Paul Bradshaw edited FrontPage Portugal's blogs - Alex
German language blogs
Australasian blogs blogs - Tristan
North American blogs - Mary
Indian blogs
Hebrew [Nicolas: I've added a couple of pages on the Israeli and German web. Now, I don't 'monitor' these markets as I do for France, but I'd be glad to do help cover a story if a something pops up over there]
[Gabriela: what am I supposed to do? a list of blogs? a list of posts? I'm a little bit lost here.]
Spanish, Portuguese, German and French translations of the most important posts
Blogs and investigative journalism - http://onlinejournalismblog.com/2007/10/24/blogs-and-investigative-journalism-draft-first-section/and onwards
French
Portuguese - Gabriela?
Spanish
How to be a journalism student - http://onlinejournalismblog.com/2007/09/25/how-to-be-a-journalism-student/
Model for 21st century newsroom - http://onlinejournalismblog.com/2007/09/17/a-model-for-the-21st-century-newsroom-pt1-t]]> Mon, 29 Oct 2007 13:07:09 +0000 mod FrontPage http://onlinejournalismblog.pbwiki.com/FrontPage email.hidden@example.com (Paul Bradshaw) Paul Bradshaw edited FrontPage English language reports on what's being said in the Spanish, Portuguese, German and French-language blogospheres
French language blogs - Nicolas
American blogs (Spanish) blogosphere - Darcy
South American blogs (Portuguese) - Gabriela
Portugal's blogs - Alex
German language blogs
Australasian blogs
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Use this space to suggest possible articles, projects, etc.
A week of posts on the following areas:
RSS
Mobile
Entrepreneurship/enterprise
Flash
???
Combined RSS feed of all the feeds PaulB subscribes to (and any other we can suggest) - use Yahoo! Pipes or other tech
Daily digest of what's happening in online journalism - rota of team members looking at the Bloglines feeds at http://www.bloglines.com/public/paulb. Sign up below:
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Introduce yourself


 


Click Edit Page, enter your details below, and then click Save. I (that's Paul)'ve copied what I've received so far.


 


Alex Gamela


Portuguese journalist, and though i've been away from the business for a few years i'm trying to build/save my career. I'm 30 years old,and, fresh out of university in 2000, i worked in tv production, then wrote for a music mag, built websites for a while,  and currently i'm a newscaster at a local radio. I have this blog O Lago | The Lake where i ramble about a lot of issues conected to journalism, music or the web.  Once i found an ad for a journalist 2.0 for a newspaper in the States, and i had it all, but the experience (and i wasn't going to the USA anyway). The web is far richer than any other medium so far, so let's go explore it.


 


Darcy Vergara

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Click Edit Page, enter your details below, and then click Save. I (that's Paul)'ve copied what I've received so far.
Alex Gamela
Portuguese journalist, and though i've been away from the business for a few years i'm trying to build/save my career. I'm 30 years old,and, fresh out of university in 2000, i worked in tv production, then Mon, 29 Oct 2007 12:35:22 +0000 mod FrontPage http://onlinejournalismblog.pbwiki.com/FrontPage email.hidden@example.com (Gabriela) Gabriela edited FrontPage Hebrew
[Nicolas: I've added a couple of pages on the Israeli and German web. Now, I don't 'monitor' these markets as I do for France, but I'd be glad to do help cover a story if a something pops up over there]
[Gabriela: what am I supposed to do? a list of blogs? a list of posts? I'm a little bit lost here.]
Spanish, Portuguese, German and French translations of the most important posts
[LOLA which kind of posts you mean? about which topics are you thinking about?]
[PB: Posts about online journalism. I'm sure there are some great blogs in those languages with insights which I and most of the Western world are unaware of because they don't read non-English blogs. A first step might be to identify those bloggers]
[Gabriela: and how about doing the opposite way around? -- translating some of the OJB posts to other languages?]
(Podcast?) interview with Jane Singer, author of 'Online Journalism Ethics'
Book reviews
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Die Blogosphäre



Germany stands out on the 2.0 scene as the world leader in e-commerce. In the news segment, this translates in innovations such as netZeitung, the world’s first web-only news outlet (owned today by Mecom through Orkla Media).


 


 


The German market for news is remarkable for the strength of its press. Despite a steady decline in circulation, German publishers still hope to successfully overcome these difficult times. And they have the cash for this, due mostly to their investments in Eastern Europe (this includes Austrian pu

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ווב 2.0 and בלוג


 


 


So now you know how to write blog and web2.0 in Hebrew.



Israel is a major player in the hi-tech industry. Several Israeli ventures are listed on Nasdaq and di

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English language reports on what's being said in the Spanish, Portuguese, German and French-language blogospheres
- Nicolas? Nicolas
South American blogs (Spanish) - Darcy
South American blogs (Portuguese) - Gabriela
language blogs - Nic? blogs
Australasian blogs
North American blogs - Mary
Indian blogs
Hebrew - Nic?
[Nicolas: I've added a couple of pages on the Israeli and German web. Now, I don't 'monitor' these markets as I do for France, but I'd be g]]> Sat, 27 Oct 2007 14:20:04 +0000 mod Portuguese Blogosphere http://onlinejournalismblog.pbwiki.com/Portuguese+Blogosphere email.hidden@example.com (Alexandre Gamela) Alexandre Gamela added Portuguese Blogosphere

Here are a few blogs about journalism and new media in Portugal. Most of them belong or are associated with universities and journalism/communication courses. Here's a brief overview.



 


Pontomedia - The author, António Granado, is one of the leading voices on webjournalism. He's currently creating/reshaping a digital taskforce for Público, one of the biggest reference dailies in Portugal. He's also an investigator in Science journalism, Internet and new media and a Journalism teacher at Universidade Nova de Lisboa.




Travessias Digitais - Another teacher, Helder Bastos, he works at Porto's University, teaching Journalism and Communi

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