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Apr 29, 2013 - Posted by Tamara Baluja

 

 

 

Apr 02, 2013 - Posted by Tamara Baluja

Infographics are in high demand, so why are newsrooms slow to follow? Katrina Pyne reports on the financial and editorial challenges of producing infographics. 

Jan 04, 2013 - Posted by Belinda Alzner

A London, UK photojournalist has launched an app he hopes will help photographers retain an element of control over their copyrighted work when posting photographs online.

Sep 14, 2012 - Posted by Belinda Alzner

J-Source associate editor Belinda Alzner travelled to Washington D.C., and while she was there, visited the Newseum. Here are some photos from the museum. 

Aug 29, 2012 - Posted by Belinda Alzner

When it comes to television journalism, what is considered "staging" and where do you draw the line? Daniel Viola won an AEJMC Award in Chicago earlier this month for this piece, which examines television staging of varying degrees -- from recreating scenes, to asking sources to walk down a hallway or type at a computer -- and asks whether one type is more ethically acceptable than any other. 

May 22, 2012 - Posted by Belinda Alzner

Marc Ellison, a Canadian photojournalist wrote about his approach to anthropographia in Uganda back in March for J-Source. In a special to the Toronto Star on Saturday, he tells Alice’s story in particular.

Mar 18, 2011 - Posted by Dana Lacey
The Society for News Design has gathered together some of the most informative infographics produced by news organizations in response to the diasters in Japan. Also worth checking out: SND's "best of digital news design" winners.
Feb 04, 2011 - Posted by Dana Lacey
During the chaos of the G20 summit, news came from many sources--some credible, some incredible. Has journalism degenerated into amateur hour? This week, we feature Michelle Medford's story from the winter issue of The Ryerson Review of Journalism. 
Jan 25, 2011 - Posted by Dana Lacey
Considering how easy it is to manipulate a photo, should photos of news events taken by regular people be considered journalism? Jasmine Pazzano explains how two Canadian newspapers are tentatively embracing the citizen cellphone journalist. 
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Visual Journalism

Straddling the line between journalism and art, "visual journalism" uses tools like photography, video, illustration and multimedia to deliver the story through images, as told by visually literate journalists. In this J-Topic we follow news and trends on the visual communication side of journalism.

The evolution of images in the news business is the story of technology. Yet, from wood cut blocks in the early Illustrated News to modern digital photography and video moved around the globe within seconds of being captured, The image is still about creating visual impact by putting the viewer on the scene...and that doesn't change.

      

   

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