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Nora Paul Jane Stevens Alberto Cairo Jonathan Dube

This panel discussion delves into how video, audio, animations, and other digital features are transforming journalistic storytelling. Led by industry experts Nora Paul, Jane Ellen Stevens, Alberto Cairo, and Jonathan Dube, topics include the economics of backpack journalism, the impact of online infographics, and the creation of compelling digital narratives. The session emphasizes the importance of innovation in journalism, showcasing various platforms and examples that reflect new storytelling techniques in an increasingly digital world.

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Nora Paul Jane Stevens Alberto Cairo Jonathan Dube

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  1. Multimedia Journalism:  How Video, Audio, Animation, and Other Features are Creating a New Journalistic Storytelling Style Nora Paul Jane Stevens Alberto Cairo Jonathan Dube

  2. Our Panel • Nora Paul – Are Video, Audio, Animation, etc. Creating a New Journalistic Storytelling Style? • Jane Ellen Stevens - The Power and Economics of Backpack Journalism • Alberto Cairo – Online Infographics: Fast, Accurate, Interactive, Multimedia • Jonathan Dube – Creating Digital Stories at MSN

  3. Sites to See Digital Stories • Jon Dube’s Cyberjournalist.Net – Great Works Gallery: www.cyberjournalist.net • Andrew Devigal’s Interactive Narratives: www.interactivenarratives.org/ • Laura Ruel’s SND.ies Awards: www.sndies-judging.com/newsite/

  4. “Art begins in imitation and ends in innovation.” • Mason Cooley

  5. Imitation Sites look like (cluttered) newsprint pages… …and like each other

  6. Imitation • Majority of stories are columnar

  7. Elements of Digital Storytelling www.inms.umn.edu/elements

  8. EXPERIENCE • EXPLORE • RECONSTRUCT

  9. Which form works best • www.bbc.co.uk/crime/drugs/ecstasy.shtml • www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/onelife/fun/health/excess/drop_test.html

  10. Digital Think

  11. Without tradition, art is a flock of sheep without a shepherd. Without innovation, it is a corpse. Winston Churchill

  12. Jane Ellen Stevens • Touching Hearts: www.heraldsun.com/heart • Yahoo Shell: Asia Disaster http://news.yahoo.com/asiadisaster • Tsunami Blog tsunamihelp.blogspot.com • Beat Shell www.cjonline.com/legislature seattlepi.nwsource.com/transportation

  13. Jonathan Dube • Airport Security • Big Picture: Oscars 2005 • Kuma\War

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