December 2006, Issue 110 
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COMMENTARY
Currency
My recent week-and-a-half working in Africa actually made me feel better about coming home last Monday, since it is much, much scarier in Capetown than in New Orleans Tet and Iraq: A Corrective
I am about to comment on a column from many weeks ago by Thomas L. Friedman of The New York Times. PHOTOJOURNALISM
The Changing Problem of a Journalist's Loyalty
The U.S. is experiencing an interesting bit of role reversal. Common Cents
The "Leftovers" and "The Good," "The Bad" and "The Ugly" features grew beyond their customary sizes. Tech Tips
I want to switch my color-managed workflow from Adobe RGB to Pro Photo RGB. Gee... Thanks...
Since moving to Central America I've had the local rag and The New York Times delivered to my door every morning. |
Letter from the Publisher
Welcome to the December 2006 issue of The Digital Journalist, the monthly online magazine for visual journalism. SPECIAL REPORT
PhotoPlus Expo 2006
Our friends at Imaging Resource (a great source for camera reviews) visited
PhotoPlus Expo last month; here's what they found interesting. Gorillas in the Show!
I had read an article some months back about a new gadget called the Gorillapod, and thought, what a nifty idea... VIDEO JOURNALISM
Compression Session: Yes, I Do Windows
Every once in a while we who live in an all-Mac world must venture into the great unknown land of the PC. TV News in a Postmodern World: The Changing Face(s) of Local News
In the early days of television news, the people who worked in the industry came out of radio or newspapers. ASSIGNMENT SHEET
Through a Lens Dimly: "Shall We Dance"
This isn't so much about dancing as it is about knowing something about your subject matter. ANNOUNCEMENTS
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