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    The document discusses best practices for online journalism, including how people read on the web, with 79% scanning pages and 16% reading word-for-word. It recommends using clear headlines, summaries, subheads, bullet points, indented quotes, highlighted words, and evaluating sources based on motive, qualifications, URL complexity, grammar, design, updates, and contact information. The document also covers using photo galleries, varying shot types in slideshows, and different navigation methods for audio slideshows.

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    Online journalism 2

    How are people reading on the web? 79 percent scan every new page 16 percent read word-by-word.

    Clear headlines Intro as summary Subheads Bullet points Indented quotes <blockquote></blockquote> Links Highlighted words

    Terms to Avoid "Click here," "follow this link," "see this Web site"

    Check the links from time to time. http://validator.w3.org/checklink

    Why a link? Background Backing up information Alternate points of view

    Presenting links Main story links Side bar links

    Evaluating a source * Has the site a motive or particular point of view that affects the information * Is it qualified to speak about the subject. * Important by evaluating a source is the url. The more complex the url, the less you can rely on the source. * Check the grammar and spelling. * Whats the design of the page telling you? * Has the site been updated lately? * Is there a contactpage, or an about us page?

    Photo stories Gallery NYTimes protest Iran Slideshow NYTimes

    Variation between shots Wide medium close Wide wide Wide close medium Horzontal, vertical Navigation by thumb, number or arrow?

    Vuvox Express Audio slide show Vuvox Collage Saving Donna's brain One week in Iraq

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