Sportswriting in the Digital Age [NOOK Book]

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Overview

The web is revolutionizing sportswriting, with beat writers now expected to constantly tweet, offer in-game analysis, write blog posts and file game stories for various editions. Jason Fry, columnist for Indiana University's National Sports Journalism Center, has collected 19 of his best essays in an ebook that offers a wealth of practical advice for sportswriters in the digital age.

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Sportswriting in the Digital Age

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Overview

The web is revolutionizing sportswriting, with beat writers now expected to constantly tweet, offer in-game analysis, write blog posts and file game stories for various editions. Jason Fry, columnist for Indiana University's National Sports Journalism Center, has collected 19 of his best essays in an ebook that offers a wealth of practical advice for sportswriters in the digital age.

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Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940011480003
  • Publisher: Jason Fry
  • Publication date: 8/22/2011
  • Sold by: Smashwords
  • Format: eBook
  • Sales rank: 896,500
  • File size: 290 KB

Meet the Author

Jason Fry is a writer, editor and media consultant in Brooklyn, N.Y. He spent more than 12 years at The Wall Street Journal Online, serving as a writer, columnist, editor and projects guy. While at WSJ.com he edited and co-wrote The Daily Fix, a daily roundup of the best sportswriting online. He blogs about the Mets at Faith and Fear in Flushing, and has written for or consulted with Nieman Journalism Lab, the Poynter Institute, Yahoo! Sports, MSG.com, Deadspin, Baseball Prospectus, EidosMedia and the Library of Congress.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted August 14, 2012

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    Star sighs "Fine..." she walks there slowly.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted August 14, 2012

    Copycat

    Read the post! The one in caps lock!

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    Posted August 13, 2012

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    Sees thundercracker shake. "What is it?"

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    Posted August 12, 2012

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    You as well. Says softly. Walks to the first result.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted August 11, 2012

    Alita1

    He meant jason fry. Not jasonfry

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    Posted August 14, 2012

    Volage

    *I look back at the Autobot base and down at the road. I turn into a Ford GT Concept and drive awaytoward the human city*

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    Posted August 13, 2012

    A dark form

    Watches the activities of the autobots silently.

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