Posts Tagged ‘Computation and Journalism Symposium’
Advice For Indie Media Hunter-Gatherers
Posted in CNN, Events, tagged Atlanta, CNN, Computation and Journalism Symposium, computing, Georgia Tech, Journalism on March 2, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Computation + Journalism Symposium – How To Do It Right
Posted in Journalism, tagged American Public Media, Atlanta, Computation and Journalism Symposium, computing, Georgia Tech, Innovation In Journalism, Michael Skoler on February 25, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Day 2: Computation & Journalism Symposium
Posted in Events, tagged Atlanta, Computation and Journalism Symposium, computing, Georgia Tech, Journalism on February 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Back at the Tech ranch for Day #2 of the Computation & Journalism symposium. Several Atlanta bloggers are Twittering it all. So head there if you’re interested. Also, there’s live web cam too, found here.
Local Political Blogger Morphs
Posted in Atlanta Media, Events, tagged Atlanta, Computation and Journalism Symposium, GPB, Jason Pye, Journalism on February 22, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Jason Pye, a really good local Libertarian-ish blogger with a reputation as a straight shooter around the blogosphere and the Dome, is now cranking columns for The Covington News. Don’t tell Susanna Capelouto from Georgia Public Broadcasting though. She’ll demand to see Jason’s credentials!
Capelouto didn’t so much ask any questions during today’s Computation+Journalism Symposium at Tech as she opened her mouth and made [...]
Live Blogging The Computation+Journalism Symposium
Posted in Atlanta Media, Events, tagged Atlanta, Computation and Journalism Symposium, computing, Georgia Tech, Journalism on February 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Off to a roaring start at the Tech conference. Not. I can’t get on the Tech wi-fi! Typical academics. Making easy stuff hard for little people.
Professor Aaron Bobick talking now about stories. Only thing is, he’s Chair of Interactive Computing College! Maybe he loves O’Connor too. BTF outta me.
Conference is being webcast live here though, so [...]
