1What is online journalism? - Ayo Menulis FISIP UAJY

210 Index
Data analysis, 20
Dead Tree Dailies, 174
Delivery platforms, 126–7
Design:
as communication, 166
browser variations, 177
conducting skills audit, 168
conflicting opinion, 164–5
consistency, 193
defining your users, 174–8
early mistakes, 184
key stages in the process, 169
importance of structure, 171, 185,
188
types of structure, 188–9
mission statements, 180
page inventories, 192
page layout, 196, 204–6
key principles of layout, 197
screen sizes, 177
site maps, 192
testing the dream, 182
‘third generation’ sites, 191
use of colour, 200–1
use of metaphor, 194–5
use of type, 201–4
user needs/interests, 186
visual hierarchy and balance, 198
white space, 199
Digital, definition, 8, 9
Digital Journalist, the, 58
Digital process, the, 8
‘Digital revolution’, 4
Disseminating information, impact of
digitization, 20–26
Dogpile, 77
Domains, 72–3
Donaldson, Sam, 7
Dot Journalism, 3, 4
Dot rot, 2
Dreamweaver (Macromedia), 154
see also HTML
Eedle, Paul, 25
Eggington, Bob, 1, 2, 6, 134, 142,
145
e-mail:
contact between journalist and
reader, 145
definition, 13
drawbacks, 90
how secure? 92–2
tracing addresses, 91–2
Evans, Harold, 20, 102–4, 108, 116
Eye track study, 103, 116
Finding news, 31
Flanders, Vincent, 3
Fleming, Jennifer, 171–2
Flexible delivery platforms, 22
Foot and mouth disease, 118
Forrester Group, 6, 7
Fortune City, 147
Fourth estate, 30
Frontpage (Microsoft), 154
see also HTML
Gahran, Amy, 127–8, 167
Gauntlett, David, 3, 6
Gentry, Leah, 122, 124, 131
GeoCities, 147
Global reach, 134
Global = local, 135
Graphic design, 172–3, 197
see also Design
Graphics, 165
Grid structures, 189
see also Design
Goldhaber, Michael, 3
Google, 75–6, 97
Haig, Matt, 185
Hamlet on the Holodeck, 130
Hendrix, Jimi, 37–9, 173
Hicks, Wynford, 111
Hierarchical structures, 189
see also Design
Hotbot, 75
HTML:
alignment, 161–2
colour, 162