links for 2008-05-20
May 20, 2008 Author: Joanna | Filed under: Uncategorized-
Links related to the two-day MELD Pathfinder workshop in UCLAN, Preston
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Games have started to seep in to journalism consciousness. A version of the Neverwinter nights has been used to train journalists and the games ideas that sprang from that project
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News Channel, you can select the news article you want to read from an easy to navigate list of headlines. Stay up to date with the latest news in any genre, both domestically and internationally, at any time.
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One Response for "links for 2008-05-20"
The new channel has a mode that’s something like a slideshow, it splins the globe to the location of the news, shows the headline and a photo, if you want more info you press A, if not it moves to the next story.
It would be awsome with video, cause then you could just skip the bits your not interested in and watch the stuff you actually care about.
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