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Index 211
font, 160
headings, 158–9
key principles, 152
links, 162–3
paragraphs, breaks and formatting,
157–8
tags, explanation, 152–4
template, 155–6
viewing on page, 75
Immediacy, 21, 125, 134
Information architecture, 138, 168,
169–70
see also Design
Information architects, 27
Information as news, 37–9
Interactivity, 24, 144–8
one way model, 144
two way model, 145
three way model, 146
Internet, definition, 9
Internet Service Provider (ISP), 12, 13
Interviews:
broadcast, 54–7
different types, 49–50
importance of, 49
listening skills, 51
observational and empathetic
technique, 53–4
preparation for, 50–1
structure, 51
value of the stupid question, 52
Journalism:
as a process, 30
definition, 17, 18
journalism research, impact of
digitization, 19
journalistic culture, 32
journalists as traditionalists, 27
See also Core journalism skills
Kilian, Crawford, 129
Knauss, Greg, 3
Krug, Steve, 128, 191, 195, 206
Kurtz, Howard, 27
latimes.com, 122
Linear delivery, 132, 137
Linear story construction, 111,
124–5
see also Non-linear storytelling
Links, 25, 141–4,
ethical issues, 142–3
external, 141–2
guidelines for usage, 142
internal, 141–2
issues of balance, 143
labelling links, 119
legal issues, 143
Listservs, see Mailing lists
Lord Northcliffe, 113
Losing control of web site, 4
Lynch and Horton, 171, 180–1, 188,
198, 203
McGuire, Stilborne, McAdams and
Hyatt, 97
Mailing lists (Listservs):
best uses, 96
how they operate, 94
how to find them, 96
‘lurking’, 94
netiquette of use, 96
Manchester United, 35–36
Meakes, Brock N., 102
Message boards, 148
Meta data, 140
see also Searching
Microphone technique, 56–7
Microprocessors, 8
Mobile internet, 112, 125, 126
Modem, 12
Mothers of Invention, 83–7
MSNBC, 102
Multimedia, 22, 131, 135–8
Multiple pagination, 22
Murray, Janet, 130