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The Digital Reporter's Notebook

'The Digital Reporter's Notebook' develops reporting skills using everyday digital technology to capture the elements of good stories. Mark Blaine shows students how applying the basic skills of multimedia storytelling to their reporting can reinforce the principles of quality journalism.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 136 pages

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