Archive for 'Hyperlocal'
Creating a Compelling and Inviting Survey

Creating a Compelling and Inviting Survey

Posted 06 December 2010 | By | Categories: blogging, Data Visualization, Hyperlocal, Multimedia Storytelling, Uncategorized | No Comments

News organizations are increasingly crowd-sourcing using online survey tools like Google Forms to collect sources, data and their audiences’ experiences. Putting together a survey requires no programming or technical skills and best of all, the tools are mostly free. Presentation tools, such as Google Charts, Many Eyes and others allow you to then showcase your [...]

The Sunset Park also rises: Lessons of a newbie blogger

The Sunset Park also rises: Lessons of a newbie blogger

Posted 02 March 2010 | By | Categories: blogging, Future of Journalism, Hyperlocal, Student Stories | 1 Comment

So you want to start a blog? I’ve learned quite a bit since starting Sunset Park Chronicled six months ago. Certain questions that plague the startup entrepreneurial journalist or blogger were easy to answer. It was a “hyperlocal” blog, so I had an audience—the neighborhood. Few news outlets cover this part of Brooklyn, and there [...]