How Newsrooms Throw Away Value By Not Linking To Sources On The Web - Publishi... - The Diigo Meta page

• 05 Dec 10
  

  Richard Kendall

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• 06 Nov 10
  

  Stephanie Tighe

  The value of linking references online. A possible powerful aspect for journalism that resides on the web.

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• 11 Oct 08
  

  Jeff Walzer
  • But on the web, no longer limited by finite column inches, newsrooms can create huge value for readers by providing links to the source material that journalists have gathered
  • Editors should be demanding that journalists provide links to source material to include with the web version of a story.
  • Of course, “web version” hints at the problem, because most editorial workflows are still built around print publishing and so are blind to all of the web value being figuratively left on the cutting room floor or literally tossed in the trash.
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  • As Jay Rosen explains in this video, understanding the value of links, and how they connect content, ideas, and people, is fundamental to understanding the value of the web

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• 22 Sep 08
  

  Glyn Mottershead

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• 10 Sep 08
  

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• 19 Aug 08
  

  Drew Stephens

  Editors should be demanding that journalists provide links to source material to include with the web version of a story.

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• 13 Aug 08
  

  Deb Adams

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• 10 Aug 08
  

  Joe Murphy

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  • How can newsrooms, in an age of swiftly declining editorial resources, afford to throw valuable material away? And this is material that they PAID FOR by paying a journalist to research a story. Editors should be demanding that journalists provide links to source material to include with the web version of a story.
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  Don Schuetze

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• 08 Aug 08
  

  Megan Winget

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  Martin Stabe

  "The problem is that the editorial workflow for most newsrooms doesn’t include a process whereby journalists can collect source links as part of their research process and provide them as work product to be published on the web along with the article."

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  Michel Bauwens

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  Paul Ryan

  A lot of research can go into a piece of reporting, and in print the value of that research can only be passed on through brief quotes or references. But on the web, no longer limited by finite column inches, newsrooms can create huge value for readers by

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  Dave Duarte

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