The Age of Remix Journalism

The Internet – the final frontier.
It’s on the Internet that journalism is ever changing, and whether or not that’s a good thing depends on whom you ask.
We live in an age where information is available to anyone at the touch of a button, and that said information could be modified, edited, deleted or rewritten [...]

This just in: USA Today and Huffington Post excel in election coverage

Multimedia
The first thing I noticed about The Huffington Post is that it lacked the professional feel of USA Today. While both were timely – updating almost simultaneously with similar numbers and figures – Huffington’s charts were from other sources. None of the charts on their site were created by their staff, but rather were [...]

My suitemates.

So this happened completely on its own – 100 percent natural. I didn’t know what to do for this video so I decided to turn my laptop towards Rory and hit record. About 40 seconds in to the recording, Matt, who was up in his bed, lets out that odd grunt. [...]

World Series Poll. Go.

The Golden State Warriors Information Center

Welcome to your one stop source for everything Golden State Warriors related. Buy tickets, watch videos and check up on up to the minute stats through the link bank below.
1. Golden State Warriors Wikipedia page – Features team history, current and past roster’s and season-by-season records. Other highlights include broadcast information, a list of past [...]

Attack of the blog

Journalism is an ever-changing front in the battle for information. An outlet that has predominantly been in the form of print has seen transitions to radio, television and more recently the Internet. But all of these departures from the print medium have been done in the vein of traditional journalism with honor, rules and format. [...]

Writing for the Web for dummies

Writing for World Wide Web can be a tricky thing.
Instead of having fleshed out features, lengthy pieces and by the books journalism, online journalism sports shorter articles, flashy graphics, multimedia and a style unique to it’s medium.
There is no question that the Internet is where journalism is headed, and for some, the transition is [...]

Rise of the Machines

Imagine a world where machines ruled everything and humans were merely nothing but slaves to their flashing lights and fancy abilities. Sounds like something out of a “Terminator” film, doesn’t it? Well, take a look around – it’s a lot more real than you may think.

These “machines,” or more appropriately, “tech toys,” have captured the [...]

Web 2.0. The Power of Two.

Journalism’s new “participatory” model is different because of exactly that – user participation. In the past, newspapers were just a physical thing that was printed every morning, you held it in your hands, read the stories and that was it. There was nothing else you could do but wait for the next day’s issue and [...]

Introduction – Stephen

My name is Stephen Ortiz and I am a junior pursuing a double major in journalism and English, and I am the editor of the Focus section of The Daily Campus. I wanted to get into journalism because I really enjoy the entertainment field (music, movies, games and such) and I really enjoy the idea [...]