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Journalism For Hackers. A highly compressed guide to the way the media works. | |||
Part 1. What is news, and what's a journalist have to do with it. | |||
Part 2. Journalistic methods, The good, The Bad and The Really Fun. | |||
Part 3. Not all Journalists are evil. A lot of them just don't know any better. | |||
Part 4. Public Relations for asocial types. The care and feeding of | |||
your pet journalist. | |||
Part 5. It's not rocket Science. Make your own Media, and bring the | |||
news to its knees. | |||
We will take a look at best case, worst case, and lower case scenarios | |||
of dealing with the media. As a consumer, creator and subject of the | |||
news. Classic reporting of tech issues can be a terrible experience | |||
for those who know better, and I would like to help you understand | |||
why, and what you can do about it. | |||
Power point may be involved. | |||
A Talk by [http://fm4.orf.at/daddyd Dave Dempsey] | |||
Version vom 6. Oktober 2011, 17:00 Uhr
Journalism For Hackers. A highly compressed guide to the way the media works.
Part 1. What is news, and what's a journalist have to do with it.
Part 2. Journalistic methods, The good, The Bad and The Really Fun.
Part 3. Not all Journalists are evil. A lot of them just don't know any better.
Part 4. Public Relations for asocial types. The care and feeding of your pet journalist.
Part 5. It's not rocket Science. Make your own Media, and bring the news to its knees.
We will take a look at best case, worst case, and lower case scenarios
of dealing with the media. As a consumer, creator and subject of the
news. Classic reporting of tech issues can be a terrible experience
for those who know better, and I would like to help you understand
why, and what you can do about it.
Power point may be involved.
A Talk by Dave Dempsey
