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Articles tagged photography (19)

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Simon Owens    November 22, 2011
How a photographer generated over $100,000 through Facebook
When your customers are your advertisers, a hobby can become a business.
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Joshua Benton    November 1, 2011
Three lessons news sites can take from the launch of The Verge
The new gadget site features big, bold visuals, room for community, and lots of structured data.
Justin Ellis    April 11, 2011
Photoshop, journalism, and forensics: Why skepticism may be the best filter for photojournalism
Justin Ellis    February 9, 2011
Kuwayama on Basetrack’s future: “There isn’t anything that prevents the project from moving forward”
Justin Ellis    February 7, 2011
Marines ask Basetrack to leave amid security concerns
Megan Garber    October 13, 2010
From tornadoes to Noxema: Hany Farid on using digital forensics to assess the authenticity of photos
Laura McGann    September 13, 2010
Photojournalism site Emphas.is wants to leverage the crowd through the romanticism of its craft
Megan Garber    May 11, 2010
Crowdsourcing goes global: The NYT’s “Moment in Time”
Joshua Benton    April 6, 2010
Check out the future of photography: The current issue of Nieman Reports
Laura McGann    March 22, 2010
Lauren Victoria Burke’s WDCPIX: A photojournalist builds business by aiming at sites that can’t afford wires
Joshua Benton    February 16, 2010
What should news apps on the iPad look like? John-Henry Barac on space & touch in digital news design
Joshua Benton    September 29, 2009
Publishing a magazine in 31.5 hours
Michael Andersen    September 11, 2009
WordPress, Twitter, the Elks Club: 10 new routines at a news startup
Zachary M. Seward    May 13, 2009
The New York Times would like to join you in the living room
Tim Windsor    May 13, 2009
Citizen journalism: Who controls it?
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