Did you know there was a You Tube White House channel? Tune in for President Obama’s weekly address.
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The Buffalo News mobilized 75 people to cover the Thursday night plane crash, pulling people off features. The website has youtube footage, blogs. It’s a great showcase for multimedia journalism LINK.According to the Poynter Institute’s Al Tompkins, there’s also some social media coverage.
WNYMedia has a photo feed flowing photos online, and there is a Flickr feed. Witnesses quickly posted videos on YouTube, and Facebook groups began forming to support the victims’ families and share information. (Facebook login required).”
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Interesting Pew survey about changing face of the Washington Press Corps LINK.
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The First Lady will appear on the cover of Vogue magazine LINK.
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Highlights from Prez Obama’s first White House presser LINK.
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Chicago Tribune execs say they have to resort to layoffs and subscription hike to weather the financial storm LINK.
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Matt Lauer interview with Prez. Obama
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Journal News columnist Greg Clary writes about his visit to the class of professors Ross Daly and George Kraemer. LINK
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Juicy Campus, the popular yet vile digital public bathroom wall for students, has gone broke and will shut down LINK
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Actors and directors have been leaping to the defense of Batman actor, Christian Bale’s four minute tirade against the film’s director of photography on the set. The BBC counted the number of times he used the F-word (35). Here’s Bale: LINK And here’s the BBC’s story about it: LINK
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Slate gets scientific about Phelps’ lung capacity after bong story. LINK
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The social networking site started by a student turns five today. LINK
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School officials tell NY student to take the words “black” out of her yearbook submission because it might be offensive. Student Press Law Center takes the case and calls it censorship. LINK
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Urgh. Blago insists on Letterman that he’s innocent. Crowd boos.
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Times’ Bill Keller suggests the paper may charge again for access to some parts of site. LINK
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