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Wilbert Baan on April 27, 2007 at 10:58 am, one comment
Topics: Interactive Storytelling, Journalism

Many questions, little answers. I think this is what attracts me most about working in a news organization. Something that is changing, but doesn’t know exactly where to, or how.

Two short video fragments you should watch:

Today Inge e-mailed me that newspapers debate online reader comments and Wired wrote about how web mashups turns citizens into washington’s newest watchdogs.

In short, we end up with: Who has to put what, how, when and where and how to continue the story from there.

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