Comments on: Pulitzers discover the future http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/04/17/pulitzers-discover-the-future/ by Jeff Jarvis Fri, 10 Feb 2012 13:40:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Jornalismo Digital » Blog Archive » Blog sobre Katrina vence Pulitzer http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/04/17/pulitzers-discover-the-future/#comment-41199 Jornalismo Digital » Blog Archive » Blog sobre Katrina vence Pulitzer Mon, 24 Apr 2006 18:34:12 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/index.php/2006/04/17/pulitzers-discover-the-future/#comment-41199 [...] A mais importante premiação para textos publicados nos EUA, o Prêmio Pulitzer, foi dada para um blog. O drama social dos sobreviventes e desabrigados do Katrina fez com o Times Picayune de Nova Orleans transformasse o site do jornal num blog.A cobertura venceu o Nobel de Literatura americano. Como diz o blogueiro Jeff Jarvis é o Plutizer descobrindo o futuro. Isto é um bom sintoma do avanço da importância do ciberjornalimo. [...] [...] A mais importante premiação para textos publicados nos EUA, o Prêmio Pulitzer, foi dada para um blog. O drama social dos sobreviventes e desabrigados do Katrina fez com o Times Picayune de Nova Orleans transformasse o site do jornal num blog.A cobertura venceu o Nobel de Literatura americano. Como diz o blogueiro Jeff Jarvis é o Plutizer descobrindo o futuro. Isto é um bom sintoma do avanço da importância do ciberjornalimo. [...]

]]> By: Candice http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/04/17/pulitzers-discover-the-future/#comment-39666 Candice Wed, 19 Apr 2006 02:36:52 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/index.php/2006/04/17/pulitzers-discover-the-future/#comment-39666 Howard: It also took a national disaster to make the Times-Picayune a good paper. I'm too young to have known if it was ever a good paper beforehand, but now it is a pretty decent source of information. (Then again, now we have all the source material in the world for local news.) Now, you can check up on nola.com throughout the day and night as they post news, and aggregate it up into the day's paper at 2am or whatever the cutoff happens to be. It's great. Howard: It also took a national disaster to make the Times-Picayune a good paper. I’m too young to have known if it was ever a good paper beforehand, but now it is a pretty decent source of information. (Then again, now we have all the source material in the world for local news.) Now, you can check up on nola.com throughout the day and night as they post news, and aggregate it up into the day’s paper at 2am or whatever the cutoff happens to be. It’s great.

]]> By: Howard http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/04/17/pulitzers-discover-the-future/#comment-39648 Howard Wed, 19 Apr 2006 00:01:51 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/index.php/2006/04/17/pulitzers-discover-the-future/#comment-39648 It took a natural disaster to get the Pulitzer committee to recognize the value of online journalism? Lovely. Better late than never, I guess. Are we going to have to wait until there's a Tsunami to actually get an award for online journalism? Wait a minute, in 10 years all the Pulitizers will be for online journalism. It took a natural disaster to get the Pulitzer committee to recognize the value of online journalism? Lovely. Better late than never, I guess. Are we going to have to wait until there’s a Tsunami to actually get an award for online journalism? Wait a minute, in 10 years all the Pulitizers will be for online journalism.

]]> By: Sean Dougherty http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/04/17/pulitzers-discover-the-future/#comment-39601 Sean Dougherty Tue, 18 Apr 2006 18:50:06 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/index.php/2006/04/17/pulitzers-discover-the-future/#comment-39601 Question: Has anyone checked the stories that won to see if they were accurate? My first reaction to this was: how can a disaster in journalistic accuracy equaled only by the disaster caused by the hurricane possibly win a journalism award? Did the Times-Picayune manage to avoid reporting on the murders and rapes at the Superdome or the snipers shooting at rescue helicpoters? I admit, I don't remember exactly where all those errors first emerged but it seems like any paper that included them should be shut out of journalism's highest award. Question: Has anyone checked the stories that won to see if they were accurate? My first reaction to this was: how can a disaster in journalistic accuracy equaled only by the disaster caused by the hurricane possibly win a journalism award? Did the Times-Picayune manage to avoid reporting on the murders and rapes at the Superdome or the snipers shooting at rescue helicpoters? I admit, I don’t remember exactly where all those errors first emerged but it seems like any paper that included them should be shut out of journalism’s highest award.

]]> By: ruth http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/04/17/pulitzers-discover-the-future/#comment-39461 ruth Tue, 18 Apr 2006 10:27:47 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/index.php/2006/04/17/pulitzers-discover-the-future/#comment-39461 Doesn't it look as if the public is shifting from simply consuming news from particular sources, and branching out to find its own. When traditional sources of news are issuing misinformation, there is a hastening away from what is increasingly propaganda and a movement into first person, authentic sources. NOLA.com did a great job, realcities establishes itself. Great news. Doesn’t it look as if the public is shifting from simply consuming news from particular sources, and branching out to find its own. When traditional sources of news are issuing misinformation, there is a hastening away from what is increasingly propaganda and a movement into first person, authentic sources. NOLA.com did a great job, realcities establishes itself. Great news.

]]> By: tony http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/04/17/pulitzers-discover-the-future/#comment-39407 tony Tue, 18 Apr 2006 07:01:49 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/index.php/2006/04/17/pulitzers-discover-the-future/#comment-39407 Amen, Somer ... and Jeff if you click the link that Somer provides, you will see on the right hand column under the list of "Reader-Submitted Photos", those user contributed photos are hosted and maintained at Buzznet which partners with dozens of small and medium sized papers from coast to coast. we may not get the high profile love, or blog chatter as some of the other photo sharing or video sharing sites out there, but the Sun Herald sure understands our contribution to their Pulizter. so congrats to them and congrats to nola and all the other winners today. Amen, Somer

… and Jeff if you click the link that Somer provides, you will see on the right hand column under the list of “Reader-Submitted Photos”, those user contributed photos are hosted and maintained at Buzznet which partners with dozens of small and medium sized papers from coast to coast.

we may not get the high profile love, or blog chatter as some of the other photo sharing or video sharing sites out there, but the Sun Herald sure understands our contribution to their Pulizter.

so congrats to them and congrats to nola and all the other winners today.

]]> By: Somer Simpson http://www.buzzmachine.com/2006/04/17/pulitzers-discover-the-future/#comment-39317 Somer Simpson Mon, 17 Apr 2006 22:49:55 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/index.php/2006/04/17/pulitzers-discover-the-future/#comment-39317 You shouldn't forget the other gold medal winner in the Public Service category for Katrina coverage - The Biloxi Sun Herald and SunHerald.com. Throughout the days following the storm and even before the coastal hit, the Sun Herald was well ahead of other local media in its online coverage. It may not have had the 30 million pvs of NOLA, but a 1700% increase in traffic in one day and and a 300% ongoing retention rate of that traffic is an amazing story, especially considering the majority of that traffic was due mainly to user contributed content. Here's the entry for that site: http://www.realcitiesnetwork.com/presentations/katrina/ You shouldn’t forget the other gold medal winner in the Public Service category for Katrina coverage – The Biloxi Sun Herald and SunHerald.com. Throughout the days following the storm and even before the coastal hit, the Sun Herald was well ahead of other local media in its online coverage. It may not have had the 30 million pvs of NOLA, but a 1700% increase in traffic in one day and and a 300% ongoing retention rate of that traffic is an amazing story, especially considering the majority of that traffic was due mainly to user contributed content. Here’s the entry for that site: http://www.realcitiesnetwork.com/presentations/katrina/

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