What was one big takeaway from all of the ONA national conference attendees from Philadelphia? We hosted a local meetup to hear them, and here they are.
- Meredith Broussard — John O’Keefe sensor journalism with arduinos
- Monica Roberstson — jurnit.com amazed by entrepreneurial journalism
- Trenae — needs tech intersection to display more compelling stories, learn web dev and visualization of work
- Paulina Reso from CityPaper –tyranny of CMS, use Iframes, storybuildng. Squeirelcat
- Emily Babay, Inquirer — evolution of vetting breaking news online
- Brian Creech Temple faculty — user generated content ethics, triangulation of sources
- Erik Walkert, WHYY– different analytics, like amplifying, subscribing, etc. tilemill and tile map learning to have questions
- Josh Cornfield, AP – blowing up the article machine: there are different ways to present information . Different ways to engage. Nieman Lab from Matt waits: we can’t say we hate math as journalists
- Jim Iovino NBC – don’t focus on desktop site, a lot of mobile first design and conversations
- Sam Wood, Philly.com — find partner organizations sunlight foundation , came back run state legislators against gaming
- Jim Macmillan — total transition from 2007 backpack journalism to mobile. Check his website for a full wrap
- Andy Mendelson — data security is not just for national security reporter Security hygiene
- Christopher Wink — challenge how and why we tell stories. Find more from my presentation here.
