Multimedia Journalism : Joe Weiss

This blog is going on hiatus while I figure out what to do with it. Check out interactivenarratives.org for links to great multimedia.

Journey to The Border (washingtonpost.com)

Passing along a note from Laura ...

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SND.ies annual competition deadline TONIGHT at midnight.

The Society for News Design's multimedia competition,
the SND.ies, will be accepting entries for its
2005-6 awards through tonight at midnight.

Presentations that first went online between July 1, 2005 and June 30,
2006 are eligible.

The SND.ies judges are among the leaders and innovators in the field
of multimedia storytelling. One distinct advantage of the competition is
that -- win or lose -- your entry allows you to receive a confidential
e-mail with the judges' commentary on your work. The entry fee is just
$20 for SND members and $25 for non-members.

Feel free to e-mail competition coordinator Laura Ruel with questions.

Take 3 - Sandwich generation - MSNBC.com

By Julie Winokur and Ed Kashi
Produced by Brian Storm / mediastorm.org

Wake Up! South Africa (washingtonpost.com)

Photos and Audio by Patrick Davison, Edited by SK, Designed by Brian Cordyak.

The Lifeline - Los Angeles Times

By David Zucchino and Rick Loomis
Produced by Diana Swartz
Designed by Stephanie Ferrell
Audio editing by John Vandewege
Interactive design by Bill Bergren

The Roanoke Times: Jordan's War -- Intro

NPPA: Best of Photojournalism 2006: Web Site Winners

MediaStorm: Chernobyl Legacy by Paul Fusco

Two new stories from the team at MediaStorm ...

Winners Gallery | POYi 63

The multimedia winners are up from POYi.

Big winners are RockyMountainNews.com, The Kentucky Post Preps and USAToday.com.

newsobserver.com | Six months after Katrina

Part 1 of 2. The next installment is March 5th. [update, part 2 is up now]

While I'm on blog hiatus, check out the excellent work on Interactive Narratives.

Aceh: One Year Later (washingtonpost.com)

Videos and Panoramic images: Travis Fox
Design and Production: Nelson Hsu - washingtonpost.com

Notas:Mir?!: Today’s journalism is obsolete

"Is text enough? Should journalists make and include photos, audio and videos? Do readers want to see, listen and participate?"

Yahoo! News - 2005 Year in Review

Also, aphotoaday is collecting year end work here.

Chesapeake--Then and Now--(National Geographic)

Letting Go | Denver Post

Photos by Andy Cross
Produced by Matt Leyba

Lebanon's Emerging Civil Society (washingtonpost.com)

Videos and Panoramic images by: Pierre Kattar
Research by Jefferson Morley
Design and Production by Nelson Hsu
Editing by Amanda Zamora, Russ Walker

- Year in Review - MSNBC.com

The Roanoke Times: TimesCast