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Behind the Scenes of WSJ’s “Silent Shame”
University of Missouri professor Joy Mayer bookmarked a great video on del.icio.us detailing how Wisconsin State Journal produced their innovative “Silent Shame” package. The series investigated elderly abuse and did a tremendous job refurbishing the print content for their multimedia presentation.
I have applauded WSJ for their multimedia efforts in the past, and with a circulation size comparable to that of The Roanoke Times, I would argue that they are a leader in multimedia innovation for their size.
Check out their multimedia page for endless inspiration.
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- Globe and Mail leaves me speechless with “Behind the Veil”
- UNC launches latest multimedia project, “Living Galapagos”
- Abu Dhabi journalists launch water documentary site
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