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BRIAN STORM is the head of MediaStorm. Photo by Wm. A. Mulligan. © 2009. All rights reserved.
Storming
the media
NEW YORK (March 16, 2009) – Brian Storm, the former head of the New Media Lab at the University of Missouri School of Journalism, discusses multimedia storytelling with students at the Associated Collegiate Press convention, as Managing Editor David Hoyt of The Voice, Mercer Community College in West Windsor, N.J., records the event the traditional way. x Storm now produces multimedia journalism documentaries with much use of still photography—sometimes from his living room on a Mac computer—for his company MediaStorm, in New York. His clients include the Los Angeles Times, MSNBC, Reuters and the Washington Post. Storm told the students that newspapers are no longer print organizations but multimedia companies. x Presented at the convention was Storm's documentary Marlboro Marine. The original story and photos, by Luis Sinco, were published in the Times on Nov. 10, 2004. Sinco is a graduate of Cal State Long Beach's journalism department. x
The printed project in the Times was designed by Gary Metzger, a Pulitzer Prize winner. He is now on the journalism faculty at Cal State Long Beach. —COMING—
DATELINE: LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A.
—DUNGEON:
J-Cult Revolt—
The story of a government agent throwing Walter Williams' crown jewel into the garbage heap of journalism history, in the name of news media convergence.
—Abridged & Photographically Illustrated—
By INVESTIGATIVE STORYTELLER
“Few of you, if any, will complete this read. If you do, please e-mail & let the writer know how you’re getting on.”
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LONG BEACH'S homeless is the topic of Michael Lonzo's investigative report. Illustration by Jeff Chang. Journalism 420: Investigative Reporting THE ECONOMIC CRISIS Long Beach homeless find safe haven by Michael Lonzo Students hooked up to technology by Sahifiya Brown — TOP OF THE DAY TO YOU —
Telling
the story
NEW YORK (March 16, 2009) — A multimedia crew, top, captures the morning scene of life on Broadway in Times Square from atop a hotel, as 1,200 people meet inside at the national Associated Collegiate Press and College Media Advisers convention.
The meeting addressed current issues in journalism with a focus on multimedia story telling. Brian Storm, left, of MediaStorm, as well as Bryon Pitts, the lead reporter of CBS News' coverage of the Sept. 11 attacks, and Charles Gibson, of ABC "World News," were featured speakers.
Enjoy!Louvre
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