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6 Strategies for Choosing Your Next Tech...

For journalists trying to learn new technology, it pays to have a strategy for deciding which tools to learn.

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News Outlets Ramp Up Breaking News Alerts

News services are increasing their focus on mobile alerts, sparked partly by new technology.

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Publishers Test Messaging Apps for News

Rapid growth in messaging apps has sparked a flurry of experimentation in the news industry.

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Personalizing News, Bringing Readers into the Story

Three interactive news projects show how news sites are pushing more deeply into personalized storytelling.

Incubate offers a time-delay messaging service that could be used for storytelling.

Incubate: Time-Delayed ‘Messages with Meaning’

Incubate Messenger lets people send messages up to 25 years into the future. Think about the storytelling possibilities.

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Beacon: A Journey in Crowdfunding Journalism

Beacon is exploring ways to use crowdfunding to support journalists, including an unusual subscription model that involves revenue-sharing among...

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All Together Now: 21 Cloud-Based Tools for...

From team chat rooms like Slack to group editing platforms like Draft, the Internet abounds with tools for open-source,...

The Apple Watch is expected to be go on sale at the end of April 2015.

All the News That’s Fit for Your...

The New York Times says is crafting "a new form of storytelling" for people to read news on the...

Producers who have helped guide NPR's Morning Edition

NPR’s Morning Edition: Showing That Radio is...

Morning Edition reflects on how the lengthy radio news program sustained its audience in an overwhelmingly digital -- and...

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Waite: Drone Journalism Will be Common in...

Drone Journalism Lab creator discusses the ethics, legality and safety of drones for news gathering at the 2014 Journalism...

University of Maryland Senior Marissa Parra at the recent Journalism Interactive Conference.

How Tech-Savvy Journalists See the Future

They see Geotagging, Photosynth, Google Glass and a handful of other tools that will dramatically change how they do...

A drone flies through the 2014 Journalism Interactive Conference in College Park, Md.

Scared of Technology? Try This: ‘Pick One...

'Stop trying to figure it all out – it’s impossible, no one can do it.' - Matt Waite, the...