COMO, e a que velocidade, escolhem os editores da Sports Illustrated as fotografias para as suas revistas? Um interessante artigo, a não perder: "Fine, who is Sports Illustrated's Director of Photography, has a monstrous job in front of him, and there's no such thing as too much computer. He's chewing through SI's take from Super Bowl XXXVIII, 16,183 digital pictures shot in Houston's Reliant Stadium by eleven of the magazine's staff photographers over the course of about six hours. It's 11:00pm, an hour-and-a-half after the game has ended, and Fine is stashed in SI's media trailer outside the stadium with six other SI employees. The photographers, their work done, left half an hour before." [dica de eCuaderno]
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A AMERICAN Journalism Review perguntou a vários jornalistas: What reporting gadgets do you use?
António Granado, 00:06 / Link permanente /

TERÃO OS investigadores encontrado os telespectadores perdidos nas últimas análises de audiência nos Estados Unidos? [dica de Lost Remote]
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O ARTIGO Ecritures hypertextuelles : Désir de d'exposer, désir d'écrire, de Janique Laudouar, está a provocar alguma polémica, diz o mediaTIC.
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BILL GATES dixit: "Ten years out, in terms of actual hardware costs you can almost think of hardware as being free -- I'm not saying it will be absolutely free -- but in terms of the power of the servers, the power of the network will not be a limiting factor". O artigo chama-se Gates: Hardware Will Be Free e está na Wired.
António Granado, 00:03 / Link permanente /

ESTÁ QUASE pronta a investigação sobre Jack Kelly, o jornalista mentiroso do USA Today.
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JOGOS sobre a realidade, alguns dias depois de a realidade acontecer: "'They speed up the cycle by trying to predict what will be in the headlines,' explained Steve Butts, editor-in-chief of IGN PC, a game review Web site. 'Kuma has a panel of military advisers who say what they think will be the next hot spot, trying to identify danger zones where conflicts may spring up. The game developers use that information to create art assets that they squirrel away. If the advisers were correct and something erupts in that area of the world, then the developers are all set and can turn out the episode within four weeks of the event being on CNN.'"
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Terça-feira, Março 30, 2004