Poynter.Org’s E-Media Tidbits
“How Computational Thinking is Changing Journalism — And What’s Next.” May 22, 2009
“Should ABC News Reveal Anonymous Sournces in Anthrax Probe? Bloggers Say Yes” Aug. 5, 2008
“Interactive Literary Journalism: Building New Tools.” Oct. 1, 2007
Key posts at Professor Kim’s News Notes:
Series: Why this blog exists, January 2005
- A dedication by way of introduction to a long series
- Part One
- Part Two: What I Wanted to Learn From Blogging
- Part Three: Why I Focus on Race, Class, Sexuality and Religion in My Blog
- Part Four: What I Have Learned From Blogging So Far
photo: Prof. Manfred Halpern, Princeton University, whose theory of transformation radically transformed my thinking.
Focusing a spotlight on “Small Murders” in the News Media
Poem: “A Libation for Sakia”
- I used my blog to document and investigate the news coverage of the murder of Sakia Gunn, a 15-year-old African American lesbian who was murdered May 11, 2003 after she and her friends resisted a man’s advances by declaring their sexual orientation. One of the outcomes of the project was a chapter in the book, News and Sexuality: Media Portraits of Diversity, eds Laura Castenada and Shannon B. Campbell (Sage, 2005)
- Roy Veal
- Blog Against Racism: Let the Mothers Have Their Say
- Book review: On Killing the Buddha
- On the Meaning of the Life, Death and Myth of Emmett Till
- For Anthony Walker
- When Even Having a Father is Not Enough
The Revealer: Black Christians, Homosexuality and the American Creed
