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August 30, 2006

Know More: Online Publishing, Video Storytelling, Web Journalism 2.0, Web Journalism

As we discussed yesterday, I'm done arguing about whether bloggers or journalists will control the media. The truth is, web writing is a free-for-all with enough work for anybody who's talented.

From now on, we will only pay attention to writers who actually make things happen on the web.

Case in point: my buddy Adam B. Ellick. He has the perfect combination of journalism chops and new media smarts. Adam built his career on freelance foreign reporting, and now works in the new media wing of the New York Times.

Today, Adam produced this video piece to accompany C.J. Chivers' devastating story about police brutality in Chechnya.

I love the dramatic narration video style that Chivers has developed, but more importantly, I think everybody needs to read this story...

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Adam B. Ellik is presented as an integrated journalist who during years traveled and wrote stories. Now he decided to use website for sharing things he met along his way. He knows very well how to do this.

Posted by: drug rehab | November 10, 2007 8:29 AM | Permalink to Comment

I already heard about Adam B. Ellik, this journalist who decided to use website for sharing his thoughts. He does it very well. I ask myself if he buys from time to time concert tickets and what kind of concerts does he prefer?

Posted by: alice | November 20, 2007 4:07 PM | Permalink to Comment

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