Canadian University Press National Conference
ScribbleLive is attending NASH76. Join us as the Canadian University Press and hundreds of student journalists gather from coast to coast, for five days of workshops, panels, and gala events with the brightest minds in Canadian media today.
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What is CUP Nash?Drawing more than 400 students from coast to coast, the five-day conference offers young journalists opportunity for significant professional development and the chance to network with peers and renown players in the industry.
Notable events at the conference include the announcement of the winners of John H. McDonald Journalism Awards at the annual awards gala, this year to be held on January 11, and the annual members meeting for all members of Canadian University Press and Presse Universitaire Canadienne.
The conference is hosted by a different member paper each year and takes place in January. This year’s conference will be hosted by The Gateway, University of Alberta’s official student newspaper. The conference will take place from January 8 – 12, 2014 in Edmonton Alberta.
Source: CUP website
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Searching CUP Nash on YouTube, I came across this safety video from 2011:
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NASH 74 Archipelago keynotesby Allendriaby Allendriaby Allendriaby Allendria
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Holy lipton, it's a full flight tonight! On the way to Calgary, then up to Edmonton. -
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Finally arrived in Edmonton! Now waiting for baggage. It's painful.
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Good morning from CUP Nash76! After a late 3am bedtime - after a delayed flight or two from Toronto - I started the day off with a 7am training session with a German client, and will continue it in an hour with a visit to the Edmonton Journal. On to my 4th cup of coffee!
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The Kemp talk on making connections is bumpin. #NASH76 instagram.com/p/i9MPwMS7mO/
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Just finished a training session at the Edmonton Journal. I'm really excited to see what they come up with over the next while.Jan. 9, 2014
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What is it? Watch the @jessicagirlspy to find out! (Hint: It involves a time lapse camera inside) instagram.com/p/i9eMSfn5Aa/
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Photography, with Ryan Jackson from the Edmonton Journal. Some really great shots!
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He says there are photos where planning is important, too. He showed one of a game, and how he had put a camera up to take a photo every 30 seconds.
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Just because it's dark doesnt mean you have an excuse to not shoot, he says. He talks about one he took where he used night vision goggles, and another where he uses "spray and pray" technique - take 10 pics with long exposures, holding your breath. If one isnt sharp do it again and again until it is.
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This is amazing. He created a video camera, with a 360 views. He first shows a video of dodgeball, where you can do a Google Streetview lookaround in the game. He used the same to create a video of after the destruction of the Slave Lake fire, then he did another one year later. He created a split screen showing the two scenes.
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Holy crap. This video. The Edmonton Journal. They created a YouTube video with just a bit of code, so people could click to sections of interviews with Progressive Conservative leader candidates. I'll add the link later, when I find it.
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Final Cut Pro - amazing! He created an interactive, virtual room where people can have a "conversation" with candidates.
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Farmers who bought their own railway line? My mind is being blown again and again here.
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Steel-rail dreams come true for Alberta farmers
www.edmontonjournal.comThe sky turns pink as Engine 5353 is roused from its sleep in a shed in Forestburg. Whining and shaking, the locomotive that once hauled passengers across the prairies on Canadian National’s main line creeps forward and out into the icy mist of dawn. Riding steel nearly sold for scrap, the train rumbles by a towering grain elevator local farmers saved from destruction, and begins a 90-kilometre journey past farms and oilfields and through tiny communities that sprung up when the rail was laid 100 years ago. -
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Mark Coatney, Al Jazeera America
Mark Coatney is Senior Vice President, Digital for Al Jazeera America. He has previously been the media director for Tumblr, a Senior Editor for Newsweek.com, and a writer and editor for Time magazine and its website, Time.com. He’s a graduate of the University of Kansas, and does indeed believe that there’s no place like home. -
He was the 12th member of a start up. He says people there worked around the clock, and worked hard. That start up was Tumblr.
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As promised earlier, here's that election sign video that Ryan Jackson discussed at his talk.
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And that is it for tonight! Good night, and see you tomorrow, bright and early.
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Good morning! A company-wide ScribbleLive meeting started my morning, and now I'm back into all things CUP Nash76.
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Sitting in on the talk: Bloody Shoes and Broken Fingers. It's good!
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Bloody Shoes & Broken Fingers (Jana G. Pruden)
From grieving families to angry killers, veteran reporter and true crime author Jana G. Pruden goes beyond the police tape to explore the art and craft of reporting on crime, tragedy and disaster.
Jana G. Pruden is a senior reporter who has covered some of Canada’s biggest crime stories. She is now the crime bureau chief at the Edmonton Journal.
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Sitting in on @jana_pruden 's talk, "Bloody Shoes and Broken Fingers." Good look at crime reporting. #nash76by Allendria via twitter 1/10/2014 5:34:42 PM
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Margo Goodhand, Edmonton Journal
Margo Goodhand is the Editor-in-Chief of the Edmonton Journal, former editor of the Winnipeg Free Press, a member of the National Newspaper Board of Governors, and a recovering author. She recently spent 11 months researching and writing a history of the first five women’s shelters in Canada. A distinguished alumni of the University of Winnipeg, she is one of Langara College j-school’s most famous dropouts, quitting the program on a spring internship to take a job. She may advise you to stay in school, but don’t listen to her.
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On mistakes: your mistakes will cause more pain for those involved, and the bad emails and phone calls will hurt more. #nash76
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She's talking about this story: The Long Goodbye, by Jana Pruden. "Stabbed by her boyfriend and left a quadriplegic, now Misty Franklin is preparing for her death."
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"Local newspapers are still making money" from @margogoodhand at #nash76 live.blog.scribblelive.com/Event/Canadian…by Allendria via twitter 1/10/2014 6:30:13 PM
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You need columnists to "separate the church and state of opinion and news."
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