Feb/120
Recommended Links of the Week
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Alex Gamela shared Google Reader (288).
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Alex Gamela published Social media training is getting results for the BBC.
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Alex Gamela published Facebook Posts Only Live For 3 Hours.
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Alex Gamela shared Forget MP3s: Soon You’ll Download Your Sneakers From The Pirate Bay.
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Alex Gamela published Journalists must add mobile newsgathering to list of job skills.
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Alex Gamela published Investigative journalist disappointed that media isn’t interested in civil rights cold cases.
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Alex Gamela shared The Guardian cerrará su edición en papel apostando por el periodismo ciudadano – Periodismo Ciudadano.
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Alex Gamela published How to create the best Interactive R Language Online Learning Platform from the views of R community?.
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Alex Gamela published Solo comics e ilustraciones en la edición especial del diario ‘Libération’.
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Alex Gamela published Liberdade de Imprensa.
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Alex Gamela published Gina Chen: Breaking-news situations require a breaking-news approach.
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Alex Gamela published Three Songs by Lead Belly (1945).
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Alex Gamela shared Do you hunger for stories, or hunger for sales?.
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Alex Gamela published More Purple = More Ladies.
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Alex Gamela published ACTA ‘Is More Dangerous Than SOPA’.
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Alex Gamela published How You Can Turn 19th Century Photos Into Animated GIFs.
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Alex Gamela published Why journalists have always had an entrepreneurial streak.
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Alex Gamela published JOHNSTON PRESS: A HEALTHY MARGIN OVER 20%.
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Alex Gamela shared In praise of Digital Editors | andydickinson.net.
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Alex Gamela published QR Codes: bad idea or terrible idea?.
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Alex Gamela published Porque se gere ainda o conhecimento numa lógica de escassez?.
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Alex Gamela published Meet Beckinfield, a YouTube Show With 4,000 Actors [PICS].
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Alex Gamela published Multimedia means more reach, more money.
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Alex Gamela published The Last (Faxed) Poem of Charles Bukowski.
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Alex Gamela published New Stable Release of OpenShot Video Editor Ready.
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Alex Gamela published O que é, ou não é, jornalismo?.
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Alex Gamela published Refining the Model.
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Alex Gamela shared Open-source Weave liberates data for journalists, citizens » Nieman Journalism Lab.
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Alex Gamela published Refining the digital newspaper model.
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Alex Gamela shared Lockdown: The coming war on general-purpose computing – Boing Boing.
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Jan/120
Bolsas SAPO para #infoviz
Gostam de visualizações de dados? Percebem de Javascript, HTML5, PHP/Python/Perl? Querem ter acesso a uma bolsa para fazer isso?
A SAPO abriu concurso para duas bolsas para o seu Laboratórios em Picoas, em Lisboa. Eles procuram dois bolseiros para trabalhar em full time em projectos de ciber-jornalismo e de visualização de informação como estes:
Mundo Visto Daqui: http://noticias.sapo.pt/nacional/artigo/as-noticias-da-semana-antonio-me_2142.html
Twittometro: http://legislativas.sapo.pt/2011/twitometro/
Voxx: http://voxx.sapo.pt/
De acordo com o Luís Sarmento, engenheiro de dados da SAPO, eles estão à procura de candidatos com conhecimentos de Javascript, HTML5, PHP/Python/Perl e gosto por visualização de informação.
Idealmente, os candidatos devem ter terminado recentemente mestrado em áreas afins à informática.
Estas bolsas têm um valor inicial de 800 euros, durante 6 meses, renováveis até um ano.
Tipicamente, alguns dos bolseiros que temos integrado nos Labs acabam por ser integrados na equipa SAPO.
Se estiverem interessados enviem o CV ou as vossas questões para las@co.sapo.pt.
Jan/120
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Alex Gamela shared SOPA Will Take Us Back to the Dark Ages.
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Alex Gamela shared SOPA is the equivalent of smashing the Gutenberg press – Telegraph Blogs.
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Alex Gamela published Why SOPA Is Dangerous.
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Alex Gamela published SOPA? Não, obrigado. Libertem o Justin Bieber.
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Alex Gamela published O postal no princípio do post.
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Alex Gamela shared TheOatmeal.com blacked out in protest of SOPA / PIPA – The Oatmeal.
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Alex Gamela shared Managing a Digital Storytelling Project | Digital Storytelling.
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Alex Gamela shared Scripting News: No movies this weekend.
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Alex Gamela shared How to make money from digital news | Technology | guardian.co.uk.
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Alex Gamela published Curated links: Back to school edition.
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Alex Gamela published No movies this weekend.
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Alex Gamela published Vira o disco….
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Alex Gamela shared 9GAG – This is the future, unless we stop SOPA!.
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Alex Gamela shared http://static.thepiratebay.org/legal/sopa.txt.
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Alex Gamela shared The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2009) – IMDb.
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Alex Gamela published Las noticias vistas desde el espacio.
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Alex Gamela published Facebook ‘Bug’ Turns Random Codes into Profile Names.
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Alex Gamela published How to be a journalist in Italy: the debate around the Ordine dei Giornalisti.
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Alex Gamela shared eMarketer: Online Ad Spend To Pass Print in 2012 | Newspaper Death Watch.
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Alex Gamela shared Kyiv Post. Independence. Community. Trust – Opinion – OP-ED – How a free press should work.
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Alex Gamela shared Immersive reporting: the scene in 360 degrees – The Fourth BitThe Fourth Bit.
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Alex Gamela shared Enough with the storytelling – thestar.com.
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Alex Gamela published Facebook’s New… Newsrooms?
On Sunday, Facebook… .
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Alex Gamela published New York Times Releases Collaboration Plugin for WordPress
Via….
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Alex Gamela published Portugal e "Troika" numa única fotografia.
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Alex Gamela published A Documentary Film about the Cassette Tape.
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Jan/120
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Alex Gamela published Responsive design from another angle: Gizmodo goes widescreen.
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Alex Gamela shared Take it from former editors: Newspapers need bolder change | Melanie Sill.
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Alex Gamela shared Journalists – 10 Ways not to Look Stupid on the Job | The List.
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Alex Gamela published A Twitter addict, I had to detox from modern technology | Jenni Russell.
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Alex Gamela published Study: Your Facebook Personality Is The Real You.
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Alex Gamela shared Digital has changed reporting.
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Alex Gamela shared How to begin practicing open journalism | Poynter..
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Alex Gamela shared LESS « The Dynamic Stylesheet language.
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Alex Gamela published Cit-J Wire Demotix Adds Advertising, Giving 80 Percent To Contributors.
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Alex Gamela published Soapy: Can This Plug-In Kill SOPA?.
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Alex Gamela shared Drewbot • "Content" Creep.
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Alex Gamela shared Comment call: Objectivity and impartiality – a newsroom policy for student projects | Online Journalism Blog.
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Alex Gamela shared Journalists: Create your own career.
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Alex Gamela published Los piratas y el Parlamento.
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Alex Gamela published 200,000 Martin Luther King Papers Go Online.
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Alex Gamela shared Significant differences between the two models. New roles on the interactive documentary (II) | i-docs.
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Jan/120
Recommended Links of the Week
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Alex Gamela shared Green Savers | Porque é preciso fazer melhor todos os dias….
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Alex Gamela published Editing the Guardian’s Facebook ebook.
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Alex Gamela published 2012: Why the Web Is Not Dead and Other Flashpoints.
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Alex Gamela published Google+ Is Going To Mess Up The Internet.
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Alex Gamela published Stop Designing Pages And Start Designing Flows.
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Alex Gamela published Will the tablets save long-form journalism?.
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Alex Gamela published 6 Apps That Block Online Distractions So You Can Get Work Done.
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Alex Gamela published The internet is realistic.
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Alex Gamela published Press release: World’s most dangerous region for journalists: the Arab World.
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Alex Gamela published David Cohn y Spot.us: «periodismo financiado por la comunidad».
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Alex Gamela published Sweden Recognizes File-Sharing as a Religion.
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Alex Gamela published Issues for 2012 #5: How Will Online News Be Organized? – ReadWriteWeb.
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Alex Gamela published Indiemapper is Free.
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Alex Gamela shared Newspapers, Paywalls, and Core Users « Clay Shirky.
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Alex Gamela shared An In Depth Overview of HTML5 Multimedia and Accessibility | Nettuts.
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Alex Gamela shared HTML5 Multimedia: Develop and Design – Ian Devlin.
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Alex Gamela shared UST’s Corona defense turns into absurd attack on journalism | Inquirer Global Nation.
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Alex Gamela shared USC Annenberg | Is America at a digital turning point?.
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Alex Gamela published Tagging 101 For Newsrooms.
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Alex Gamela published Learn To Code Today with Google Code University.
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Alex Gamela published NewsRight: US companies come together to monitorize their online content.
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Alex Gamela published 19 free ebooks on journalism (for your Xmas Kindle).
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Alex Gamela published Lord Leveson:The state cannot licence journalists.
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Alex Gamela shared Reflections of a Newsosaur: Daily paper going the way of the milkman.
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Alex Gamela shared Hablando sobre el mercado editorial, en Texturas » El Blog de Enrique Dans.
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Alex Gamela shared The problem with defining ‘a journalist’ | Online Journalism Blog.
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Alex Gamela published Que bom, alternativas à sopa….
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Alex Gamela published Tool of the week for journalists – ProPublica’s TimelineSetter.
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Jan/120
Recommended Links of the Week
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Alex Gamela shared InMotion Hosting – HTML5 Cheat Sheet.
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Alex Gamela published La Comisión Nacional de la Competencia: un regulador fundamental.
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Alex Gamela published Photography in 2011 and Beyond.
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Alex Gamela published Basil Al-Sayed, Who Chronicled The Syrian Uprising, Is….
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Alex Gamela published If HTML5 Kills the Blog Format, I Won’t Shed a Tear.
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Alex Gamela published The 5 Tenets of Open Journalism.
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Alex Gamela published MySpace Tom to Google+: don’t become a cesspool.
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Alex Gamela published 2012 – a year of irony for the media industry?.
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Alex Gamela published Jason Calacanis: "Blogging Is Dead" & Why "Stupid People Shouldn’t Write".
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Alex Gamela published 2011: The Year the Free Ride Died.
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Alex Gamela published Five New Year’s Resolutions For Newsrooms.
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Alex Gamela published Arab spring leads surge in events captured on cameraphones.
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Alex Gamela published Alfred Hermida: 2012 will be the year social media gets boring.
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Alex Gamela published Op-Ed: Stop Feeding Facebook, It’s Time for Moderation.
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Alex Gamela published Mário Soares: o livro que o “atacava” e que desapareceu de circulação (e do jornal i).
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Alex Gamela published ‘Público se juega su futuro en los próximos días’.
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Alex Gamela published 10 Firefox Add-ons to Level Up Your Freelance Efficiency.
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Alex Gamela published Twitter expresa su solidaridad con los trabajadores del diario Público.
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Alex Gamela published Assunção Esteves: não é só a reforma dos 7.000EUR que incomoda o povo.
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Alex Gamela published Publish for people, not to them.
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Alex Gamela published Why Do Big Companies Get Rid Of Talented People?.
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Alex Gamela published Year in Review: 6 Trends in Journalism Education.
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Alex Gamela published Disruption isn’t an inconvenience, it’s a lifebuoy.
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Alex Gamela shared Babies and the Bathwater | Contents Magazine.
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Check more links recommended by Alex at the Linkstream page
Dec/110
2011 – Achievements and Standpoint | Feitos e Ponto de Situação
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The year is almost over and I have the need to put things into some perspective. So, despite considering it as one of the worst years I had in my life, I’m going to look at the things I did, and try to prove myself it wasn’t really that bad. ACHIEVEMENTS Professionally, the first half was good, I was teaching in a training program created by Porto University, instructing journalists from Cofina, one of the biggest portuguese media groups. I worked with over 200 journalists and editors and it was a really rewarding experience. I think I changed some minds and helped many improve their skills. The rest is not up to me. I also worked as an instructor with the team of P3, a new youth oriented news website, which was a different challenge because they were online only, thus with a whole another approach to content production. And my teaching days were then over. I had to go back to be a student and finish my overdue MA final project. It wasn’t that good, and I could make all the excuses in the world because I really have a few good ones for not doing better and they would all be true, but the fact is I could have done better. Still, I had a commendation over it and I got an upgrade in my degree. So far it hasn’t impressed anyone. I wanted to develop a few projects but with all the problems I had this year some were postponed and I had to give up on others. I wanted to open my own business as a multimedia journalism producer/ consultant, but there’s a crisis going on, and people around here weren’t very impressed with my credentials. I have far better recognition abroad than in my own country, which kinda pisses me off. The fact is, I didn’t create my own job, nor I have one to complain about. Meanwhile, I invested in video content, using a HDSLR, all my efforts can be seen here (only those uploaded in the last 3 months count). I did a short doc about a cultural association I work with, and most of the stuff I made is based on the events we have there, like concerts and exhibitions. It’s a good testing ground and I’m planning to use what I’ve learned to create more journalistic stuff. |
O ano está quase a acabar e tenho a necessidade de pôr as coisas em perspectiva. Apesar de achar que este foi um dos piores anos da minha vida, vou olhar para o que fiz e tentar provar que afinal não foi assim tão mau. FEITOS Profissionalmente, os primeiros meses foram bons, fui formador num programa criado pela Universidade do Porto para a Cofina, onde trabalhei com mais de 200 jornalistas e editores das várias publicações do grupo e foi uma experiência fantástica. Acho que mudei algumas mentalidades e ajudei muitos a melhorar as suas capacidades. O resto não é comigo. Também dei formação à equipa do P3, o que foi um desafio especial porque eles estão exclusivamente online, logo com uma aproximação completamente diferente na criação de conteúdos. E a seguir acabaram-se os dias como professor. Tive que voltar a ser estudante e acabar o meu projecto final de mestrado. Não correu lá muito bem e podia dar todas as desculpas – e até tenho algumas muito boas e que são verdade – para isso, mas sei que podia ter feito melhor. Mesmo assim, passei com louvor e tenho agora um grau académico melhor. Até agora ninguém ficou lá muito impressionado com isso. Quis desenvolver alguns projectos mas com todos os problemas que tive este ano alguns foram adiados outros esquecidos. Queria abrir o meu próprio negócio como jornalista multimédia / formador /consultor, mas há uma crise lá fora e as pessoas não parecem muito impressionadas com as minhas credenciais. Tenho melhor reconhecimento noutros países do que aqui, o que me deixa um bocado lixado. A verdade é que falhei em criar o meu emprego ou a arranjar um de que me possa queixar. Entretanto investi na produção de vídeo com uma HDSLR, podem ver aqui alguns dos resultados (só os dos últimos 3 meses contam). Fiz um pequeno trabalho sobre a associação de que faço parte, e muitos dos videos são sobre coisas que por lá vão passando como concertos e exposições. É um bom tubo de ensaio (!), e estou a planear usar o que aprendi para fazer conteúdos mais jornalísticos. |
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I also wrote some interesting posts for the blog (check list below) and started a monthly column in a computer magazine, and did some articles for P3 (people there like me, what can I do?). I wrote an article about documentaries in this non-linear world, and a post at Innovative Interactivity about what features a news product should have. |
Escrevi ainda uns posts interessantes aqui no blog (ver lista abaixo) e comecei uma coluna mensal na PCGuia, e fiz ainda alguns artigos para o P3 (o pessoal lá gosta de mim, que é que posso fazer?). Escrevi ainda um artigo sobre documentários neste mundo não linear, e um post convidado sobre as características que um produto jornalístico online deve ter. |
- The upward spiral and the tornado effect: monitoring the spreading of news
- The failure of the single product business model
- #MAProject: Basic concepts – The JTeam and Views to a Crisis
- The Rise of the Zombie Articles (or why staying up late doesn’t make you smarter)
- O DN tem uma nova redacção, mas tem uma orientação para o online?
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Standpoint This was one of the longest, strenuous years I have ever experienced. Even though I was able to accomplish some goals, they look meaningless in the overall outcome. I’m broke, unemployed, I have no perspectives. It has always been one step forward and three behind. I had to give up on a lot of things, and basically I feel like it’s 2001 for me (another bad year) but with a heavier burden. I wasn’t expecting this. My projects are moving slowly, there is no money or time to devote myself fully to them. I’m starting 2012 on basic survival mode, but that’s the outlook for millions of Portuguese people this year. Going abroad is a possibility, I understand Nando’s is always hiring. There’s a lot to decide in the upcoming weeks. Still, I’m on the market, I’m trying to sell training and consultancy programs for local and regional newspapers, I’m available as a freelancer both for national or international media, and I’ll be presenting a few more ideas if things don’t get any worse. 2011 won’t be missed, too many bad things have happened, but such is life. I’m finishing way worse than I started, and I’m considering other options for my future, because life is unstoppable in its motion and either you roll with or get crushed. I’m a roller. Death to 2011, I’ll look back on it with a bitter taste in my mouth. |
Ponto de situação Este foi um dos anos mais longos e extenuantes que vivi. Apesar de ter atingido alguns objectivos, tudo parece inútil no balanço geral. Estou basicamente falido, desempregado, sem grandes perspectivas. Foi sempre um passo para a frente e três para trás. Tive que desistir de muita coisa, e sinto-me de volta a 2001 (outro ano péssimo) mas apenas com um fardo ainda mais pesado. Não estava mesmo à espera disto. Os meus projectos pessoais estão a andar devagar ou parados, não há dinheiro ou tempo para me dedicar a eles. Vou começar 2012 em modo de sobrevivência, mas sou e mais uns milhões de concidadãos. Ir para fora é uma possibilidade, também se lavam pratos lá fora. Há muito para decidir nas próximas semanas. Por enquanto, estou no mercado, a tentar vender programas de formação e consultadoria para media locais e regionais. Estou disponível como freelancer para publicações nacionais ou internacionais, e tenho mais algumas ideias na manga se isto não piorar. Não vou ter saudades de 2011, aconteceram demasiadas coisas más, mas é a vida. Termino o ano bem pior do que quando comecei e estou a ponderar outras opções para o meu futuro, porque a vida não pára, ou a acompanhamos ou somos esmagados pelo movimento. Morte a 2011, vou-me lembrar deste ano com amargos de boca. |
Dec/110
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Alex Gamela shared Poker e bolachinhas | Escrever é triste.
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Dec/111
O DN tem uma nova redacção, mas tem uma orientação para o online?
Ao ver este vídeo do DN tenho duas reacções: uma de admiração e respeito pelo investimento feito na evolução e na criação de melhores condições de trabalho numa redacção nacional, outra de estupefacção. Onde é que está a estratégia para o online?
O espaço de trabalho define a forma e os resultados desse trabalho e, pelo que percebi da descrição feita, o DN vai-se lançar como canal de televisão. A lista de inovações centra-se principalmente no hardware, no cenário, nas funcionalidades, mas zero na filosofia de conteúdos online e na estratégia de relação com os utilizadores, com a utilização da interactividade e do multimédia, na utilização das redes sociais. O que falta ali é o futuro dos conteúdos digitais.
Não vou falar mais especificamente do DN, já tive chatices que cheguem por causa de críticas a outros projectos e até agora ninguém me provou que estava errado, só me dificultou a vida profissional e animosidades mais ou menos veladas. Eu sei que não sou um génio, mas percebo disto.
Isto é um problema transversal aos grandes jornais (e jornalistas do papel?) portugueses que parecem morrer de inveja das televisões e querem ser uma, o que até é bem claro nas movimentações de investimentos dos grupos de media nacionais. O que querem perpetuar é a comunicação unidireccional que estão habituados a fazer desde sempre. É um problema de mentalidade, não de capacidade ou qualidade na informação.
As direcções dos jornais não percebem o online. Isso é ponto assente senão não faziam certos (des)investimentos.
Por isso, acho que a única coisa que posso fazer em vez de dar os meus bitaites de borla – se os quiserem vão ter que pagar – posso partilhar com vocês algumas ideias de outros sobre o que é ter uma filosofia dirigida para o online e conteúdos multimédia e interactivos:
How a Digital First approach guides a journalist’s work
How Digital First journalists work
Digital platforms are first in the processes and priorities of the Digital First journalist. We publish newspapers as well, but newspapers cannot drive our work. Newspapers are a shrinking audience and revenue stream and our digital community and revenue stream are growing. Our survival demands a digital focus.
Digital journalists produce content initially for multiple digital platforms: our news websites, blogs, social media, text alerts, email alerts and newsletters (and whatever comes next or whatever I’ve overlooked). Editors responsible for print products will assemble them primarily from content produced originally for digital platforms.
Whatever your job, you need to make high priorities to:
- Work and think first for digital platforms.
- Experiment and take risks.
- Try new tools & techniques.
- Cover news live.
- Join, stimulate, curate and lead the community conversation.
- Engage the community in your coverage.
Ten things every journalist should know in 2012
7. Focus on what works – do less to do more. No news organisation however well resourced can achieve everything. Work out what works and strive for excellence in that area.Sometimes you need to take a step back to see where your priorities should lie. You may realise it is better to write one original feature than chase five stories already in the public domain.
E no que toca ao valor da marca, ela passa por isto:
Did I need a newspaper to write precisely the same story days after I read it for the first time? How much do we care about the race for ‘first’ when first is now measured in seconds or perhaps minutes?
Robert Hernandez: For journalism’s future, the killer app is credibility
We want people who will cut through the spin and tell us what’s going on, how it will affect us and what can we do about it. We want transparent news. We want news that, while it may not always achieve that goal, honestly strives to be objective.We want to trust journalism. And to do so, we need to trust journalists.And bypassing the blogger-vs-tweeter-vs-media company-vs-journalist debate, it is going to come down to one thing: Credibility.
Forget doom, journalism’s future is bright
Senão, o que acontece é isto:
Newspapers Dead Within Five Years, USC Predicts
Posso oferecer duas borlas, uma sobre a criação de produtos jornalísticos dentro da filosofia que defendo para conteúdos digitais e este apontamento que mostra porque é que não fiquei demasiado impressionado com a nova redacção do DN (vejam o slideshow para ter uma ideia).
Isto é o que eu penso que é parte do futuro do jornalismo. O vídeo do DN é muito daquilo que eu penso que não é.
Dec/110
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