02/28/2011

Multimedia Journalism - Session 6

Today we'll spend a bit of time going over what you have to do for the module blog assessment. We'll also do some preparatory research for the group blog assessment. And we'll try to fit in some analysis of the way big news media websites use video.

28 Feb 2011 09:13:42 | MMJ Session 6, Multimedia Journalism, Year 1

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