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[The Journalist's Toolbox] Photojournalism Links - The Journalist's Toolbox: Kenneth Wajda, an author and an award-winning photojournalist, wrote an e-book for students and other photographers interested in how to break into the business of photojournalism. He covers how to find and shoot spot news, the importance of professional ethics and respect, how to build a sports and people portfolio on the side, and how to approach news and photo editors with your photographs.

[MSMDC News] Manufacturing Consent: The Political Economy of the Mass Media ...: Their thesis is that, although the US is not a dictatorship where a single leader can censor the press, the very market forces that lead people to believe in the freedom of their press actually work to create a self-imposed censorship which creates a biased media, more intent on delivering audiences to their advertisers and vital corporate sponsors than in providing their readers with balanced and informed news.@The authors back up their theory with a large number of examples, and focus on 3 main topics: Latin America, Vietnam and the attempt on the life of the Pope in 1981. Using extensive quotations from US contemporary media reports, and comparing them with official sources such as government documents, White House memos, State Department press releases, as well as reports in non-US-based media, Herman and Chomsky are able to bolster their thesis of a propaganda model, and show that US media reports are nearly always skewed to show the US and its allies as the “good guys”, and other (enemy) states as the “bad guys”.

[The Hotline's Blogometer] The Blogometer: 9/21: Nomination Conflagration Concatenation: Instapundit's Glenn Reynolds notes that the Wall Street Journal has made note of the PorkBusters effort to single out cong. pork he's been co-spearheading.

[The Stock Photo Guy - John Lund Stock Photographer] The Stock Photo Guy - John Lund Stock Photographer: Guest Blog: A ...: One of my editing clients is the Green Labor Journal who is a non-profit organization. With a small team of writers and researchers, the journal provides information on a monthly basis including the complex politics of energy, green jobs, green education, union news, and affiliate articles.

[The Journalist's Toolbox] Journalism Organizations/First Amendment - The Journalist's Toolbox: Robert Niles, formerly of the USC-Annenberg's Online Journalism Review, writes in a community forum "devoted to media, business, arts and technology criticism." He invites readers to share their observations in a public journal on the site.

[The Irish Economy] The Irish Economy » Blog Archive » If it were done when 'tis done ...: surely if we want cheaper doctors the answer is solve the industry not the currency, you could give a visa to any doctor from around the world, put them in one of our many vacant NAMA houses, pay them 25k a year to run a GP service and after 6yrs they can become a citizen. While that idea is full of flaws, on a micro level it is the way in which we solve problems, rather than the manner in which we address macro issues that we need to get on top of.

[InI] InI » Iran Newslinks 16 April, 2010: How US weapons technology is finding its way to Iran McClatchy Washington Bureau View larger image By Warren P. Strobel | McClatchy Newspapers WASHINGTON ”” The shadow war between the US and Iran was briefly visible this week at .... The government routinely persecutes ”¦ www.iranhumanrights.org/2010/04/khatami-travel-ban/. Non-Nuclear US ICBM Can Strike Iran In 30 Minutes

[Brainstorm Tech: Technology blogs, news and analysis from Fortune Magazine » Apple 2.0] Carol Bartz is friggin' interesting - Fortune Brainstorm Tech: The Yahoo Employee Foundation donates millions of dollars every year to charitable organizations, based entirely on employee and founder contributions, and the company has a donation matching program on top of it. They work hands-on in the communities where they are located to rebuild houses, donate school supplies to needy children, and participate in environmental clean-up programs.

[Roger Ebert's Journal] Video games can never be art - Roger Ebert's Journal: So I guess the easy question is, "do artistic elements constitute the whole product as art?" Well I guess that also begs the question "Is [insert component of a video game here] art?" I'm sure that anyone who's been a gamer at some point (I was for a long time, though I'm much, much more into music and film now, but I do enjoy the occasional game, art or not) can tell you that some games have gorgeous environments both during the gameplay and the cinematic cutscenes. A recent example that I've played a bit of is Final Fantasy XIII.

[American Antigravity] Captain's Blog: Return to Flight ... A Tale of Tiles ....: I guess I should clarify that IF the ENTIRE show had been produced pre-impact, then it would go without saying that the non-image data (spectrometer and anything else) would not be included in the dialog. By that same token, one can see how scientists would draw upon pre-conceived hypothesis of what comets are made of and such.

[Garcia Media | Blog] García Media | Announcing The Power of the Tablet conference at ...: Five years from now, I can see that designing for tablets will have come into its own, with some traces of traditional print design visible and acting as a sort of foundation, but with 80% design that is precisely customized to cater to the needs of those who get all their information exclusively on a tablet. Until then, we need to study how we travel through the “transitional years”

[intheknow7's Blog] Speaking With One Voice: Rothschild Funded Nazi-Mind Science ...: Basically foreign troops fr Australia, Canada, Mexico, UK brought to U.S. use GPS coordinates to help impose martial law “in the event of a terrorist incident” in U.S. -- locate/arrest domestic terrorists (as defined by Attorney General Eric Holder) taken to military installations, held in detention in FEMA concentration camp-style facilities...USA! USA!******************************************THIS BILL IS LAW as of 01/06/2010******************************************H.R.

[www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/blogon] PAUL CAREY-KENT'S LONDON HIGHLIGHTS - Saatchi Online - Blog On ...: The visibly non-commercial Primo Alonso - just east of the Hackney City Farm - has been run rather heroically against the odds for three years now by young artists Angelica Sule, Paul Murphy and Richard Gallagher. In this typically adventurous installation guest curator Piers Secunda (born 1976) shows a new work made from some half a mile of wires sculpted with paint.

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