Erik Lincoln
Erik Lincoln
Employer
The Center for Public Integrity
Area of Specialization
Multimedia Editor
The Center for Public Integrity
Multimedia Editor
Because of the excellent suggestions from Times' Lens' contributors and since it's no secret I work at the Times as the Multimedia Editor, I went ahead and included NYTimes' Lens' Must See RSS feed to the Interactive Narratives' NetVibes Universe. You can More…
posted by Andrew DeVigal
I found Trent Nelson’s "The Click" blog via Zach Wise. The Click is quick. And their RSS feed is now a part Photojournalism area of the Interactive Narrative More…
posted by Andrew DeVigal
Want to get faster updates of multimedia stories and interactive narratives? Follow Interactive Narratives, or INarratives, on twitter at http://twitter.com/inarratives. More…
posted by Andrew DeVigal
I just added a few more feeds to our NetVibes Universe. Any other must haves on the list? New ones include: - Multimedia Shooter (on Video Journalism) - Boston.com's The Big P More…
posted by Andrew DeVigal
For almost a decade, the multimedia bootcamp workshops at the University of North Carolina provided one of the main training sites for hundreds of professional journalists seeking to understand new storytelling tools and techniques and to gain hands-on tr More…
posted by Andrew DeVigal
"Therefore I began transferring my drawings to illustrator. And after some time a little wireframe-toolkit had evolved, which you can download here. For maximum flexibility everything was created with vectors, no bitmap in sight. Every element can be scaled without loss of quality, every single stroke can be edited separately, to adapt the look of a sketch as ever you like. Colors are in CMYK for easy printing. And if you are a CS5 user you will be pleased to find out that all symbols are attached to a 9-slice scaling grid." More…
posted by drewvigal
posted by drewvigal
"Game Center lets friends ? and soon-to-be-friends ? in on the action. Invite someone to join, then get a game going. Or go up against people you don?t know, from anywhere in the world, in a multiplayer game. It?s your world. Everyone else is just playing in it." - this is going to be huge! More…
posted by drewvigal
"Mobile is the breakout platform African-American and Hispanic agencies need to master, own, and lead with. The mobile device is digital, its in a growth stage, and audiences are living and breathing on it -- all the things you could ask for in an ethnic niche platform." More…
posted by yeltsinfina
posted by koci
posted by koci
The New York Observer debuted its redesign today, September 8. Crafted by design director Nancy Butkus, it's a supremely polished and detailed package, much more magazine-y than it's previous design More…
posted by tysone
"In a surprising announcement?after receiving a mountain of criticism, ?Apple has announced that they "are relaxing all restrictions on the development tools used to create apps" and "publishing app review guidelines." That's good. The bad: Arbitrary censorship stays." More…
posted by yeltsinfina
RT @dangillmor: Journalism groups toss WikiLeaks under the bus. Shameful. http://bit.ly/bE32YC /via @BoingBoing More…
posted by yeltsinfina
"Founders Julie Beeler and Brad Johnson introduce us to their uniquely talented studio where their signature interactive design is conceived and produced. Second Story creates immersive adventures that educate and entertain through compelling visuals, touch and play, and inspiring participation through curiosity." More…
posted by drewvigal
posted by williamcouch
"For years, journalism schools nationwide have been bulking up on courses designed to prepare the next generation of reporters for the brave new world of digital media. No longer is it enough for students to master writing, interviewing and editing; these days they must blog and design websites, shoot digital video and use Twitter." More…
posted by drewvigal
Virtually all players agree there is no coordinated vision in setting priorities for federal transportation projects. That vacuum has led to a tidal wave of earmarks by Congress. Quite naturally real estate developers and other interests make great efforts More…
The graphic breaks down the sectors lobbying on health care reform in Congress in 2009. Graphs are dynamically generated from data loaded from XML. Two seperate versions were also created to
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