Modul Mata Kuliah Journalisme Online - Ayo Menulis FISIP UAJY
Modul Mata Kuliah Journalisme Online - Ayo Menulis FISIP UAJY
Modul Mata Kuliah Journalisme Online - Ayo Menulis FISIP UAJY
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Trends in <strong>Online</strong> Journalism<br />
1. <strong>Online</strong> Journalism<br />
One of the biggest growth opportunities is online journalism. Web Editors often make more money<br />
than their print editor counterparts > Expectations include writing AND technical skills<br />
2. <strong>Online</strong> Journalism Jobs<br />
o Job titles may vary, but there are typically these positions:<br />
Web Editor, Senior Web Editor/Managing Web Editor, Web Producer, Senior Web<br />
Producer/Managing Web Producer<br />
Other titles: Multimedia Assignment Editor, Multimedia Assignment Producer, Presentation Editor<br />
Internet Content Editor<br />
3. Recent Survey Results<br />
Highest valued “Editing and Copyediting Skills” among New Media Content Producers: News<br />
judgment; Grammar and style; Headline writing for the Web; Story combining/shortening<br />
Highest valued “Content Editing Skills” among New Media Content Producers: Photo editing;<br />
Reporting and writing original stories; Alternative story forms (polls, quizzes, etc.); Audio<br />
production; Video production<br />
Highest valued “attitude and intangible” skills in New Media Content Producers: Multitasking<br />
ability; Attention to detail; Communication skills; Ability to work under time pressure<br />
4. Reading Habits<br />
o Reading online is typically 25% slower than print<br />
Some “tricks” to keep a reader interested: Layout with bullet points and bold subheads; Break<br />
longer stories into “chunks”; Include multimedia elements; Polls; Slideshows; Audio/Video<br />
5. Web Journalism<br />
What works online? Breaking news; Links to credible sources; Instant archives; Interactivity;<br />
Multimedia<br />
6. Storytelling or Presentation Convergence<br />
New ways of “telling the story” are emerging: Use more than just audio, video or text;<br />
Readers/Viewers can participate; Unlimited “space” to tell the story; Non-linear structure<br />
o Example: “Being A Black Man” in The Washington Post http://www.washingtonpost.com/wpsrv/metro/interactives/blackmen/blackmen.html<br />
7. Backpack Journalism<br />
o <strong>Online</strong> journalists need to know how to write, shoot and record<br />
They also have technology skills for posting/uploading stories online<br />
o “Backpack Journalism” = All the tools for reporting fit in your backpack<br />
Self-contained reporter from story creation to distribution<br />
o Employers want to hire someone that can do it all<br />
Write an accurate story fast<br />
Use new media tools to tell the story<br />
o Examples: KRON-TV San Francisco; Current TV<br />
8. Journalists Moving <strong>Online</strong><br />
o Some established journalists are moving online to have more control over their reporting<br />
Example: CNN’s Daryn Kagan; Walter Cronkite blog<br />
Web 2.0 & Journalism