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A portofolio by Konstantinos Antonopoulos was featured
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Birthday for Saturday, Nov. 21
Here’s wishing the happiest of VizEds birthdays today to Kenney Marlatt of the Chicago Tribune. A 2000 graduate...

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Copy Editor’s Lament (The Layoff Song) — The video!
Journalist Christopher Ave has a fun new video of his Copy Editor’s Lament (The Layoff Song). Ave says "I wrote Copy...

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A cold, rainy week in Johannesburg
Here in Johannesburg, it has rained and rained and rained some more. It’s cold and the wind is whipping around,...

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Behind those giant dots on the front of Thursday’s Everett (Wash.) Herald
Katie Mayer of the Herald of Everett, Washington — circulation 50,272 — took a few minutes last night to...

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Victoria (Texas) Advocate’s New Moon presentation
By now, you’re very familiar with the work done by Ryan Huddle and his staff of designers at the Advocate of...

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Birthdays for Friday, Nov. 20
Here’s wishing the happiest of VizEds birthdays today to three wonderful journalists… For many years,...

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SND 2009 Asian Boot Camp — News Page Design
2009.11.5
报到杭州



找到2号登机口,杭州的旅程即将开始。

经过3个小时对杭州的遐想,第一眼看到的,仍然是候机楼的“杭州”

机场接机的人总是很多,但SND很容易看到

机场到酒店的距离很远,当司机说到了的时候,我以为这是巴黎

5星酒店总是很多会议,不过SND集训的招牌仍然最醒目

厚重的招贴,就像SND集训的专业份量一样

参训学员正在登记报到,WELCOME字体很漂亮,走的时候一定找青年时报的小潘(其实体型很庞大)拷贝一下

我也立即加入到工作小组,旁边的MM是典型的杭州美女么?

参训的学员很多都加入了SND会员,这样,明年的SND在中国的集训,他们会得到优惠

两位讲师和刚到的其中一个翻译交谈,不过,Steve更在意我的镜头,据说他是个幽默的家伙

还有些细节没有做够,工作人员正在有序的调整,想到明天早上8点开始的集训,心潮澎湃





2009.11.6
第一天



16日,起床,推开窗户,昨天没有欣赏的酒店环境,在一抹阳光下像个少女(此图为《青年时报》潘宇锋拍)

8:00正,SND董事,SNDC总裁陆嶺立女士宣布SND2009亚洲集训-新闻版面设计正式开始

主办单位《青年时报》总编辑章丰先生就本次集训致辞

STEVE开始了他的专题讲座

DENISE经常会配合STEVEN讲解一些具体的案例

在STEVE的内容里,《重庆时报》的作品作为世界最佳报纸设计作品中的一幅展示

集训中的茶歇

主办方邀请学员们去看老谋子导演的《映像西湖》,兄弟们很兴奋

一轮圆月拉开序幕

湖面的故事已经开始

人都在水面上,震撼的视觉效果!

很炫!

很悲!

很酷!
当然,看的人很嗨!




2009.11.7
第二天


学员们的茶歇时间

这天下午,SND新加入的会员与老会员们一起合影




2009.11.8
第三天



学员们都累了,讲师换了第三套衣服,却不知疲倦的为大家分析报纸

集训似乎就要结束了,新加坡《联合早报》的蔡老师(中)抓紧时间与大家留影纪念

这三人

没事了到房间里串串门

可怜的小潘,累得倒下就能够呼噜




2009.11.9
第四天



这天的重要课程是为大家的作业进行点评,《重庆时报》的花花从来没有如此自信的站在讲台上,她的作品得到了老师和同学的赞美

学员《联合早报》的美燕女士将自己的作业与原来的封面进行比较

在宣布集训结束以后,大家在服务生颤抖的手端着的相机里,留下了这一刻

集训结束的酒会开始

发结业证书是重要的一刻,每个人的脸上都是收获的喜悦

老师们就要离开了,分别是悲伤的吗?

酒店大厅,抓紧时间留下些奇怪的微笑

回到家里,翻这些温馨的照片,记录下:2009,杭州

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Birthday for Thursday, Nov. 19
Here’s wishing the happiest of VizEds birthdays to flash animator/cartoonist/graphic artist Grey Blackwell of...

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Freep’s Katharine Smith accepting a ‘voluntary layoff’
Katharine Smith is one of a reported small handful of people taking a voluntary buyout this week from the Detroit Free...

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San Diego Art Jobs Receive Little Funding
The federal government has doled out a less-than-stellar amount of funding for San Diego art jobs.

Of the $787 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, $50 million was earmarked for the National Endowment for the Arts. The NEA gave some of that funding to state and regional arts agencies for distribution, while $30 million in direct grants was given to museums, theaters, symphonies and other cultural institutions in order to avoid cutting critical positions or to restore previously eliminated jobs.

However, the City of San Diego only received two grants totaling $75,000, according to an article by The San Diego Union-Tribune. The Old Globe theatre in Balboa Park received $50,000 and AjA Project, a photography education program in City Heights, received $25,000. Both organizations used the funding to save jobs that would have otherwise been cut.

Overall, 19 San Diego organizations submitted applications to the NEA for funding. Two of the most prominent institutions to be rejected were the William Heath Davis House Museum, which has received large amounts of funding in the past, and the San Diego Commission for Arts and Culture, which asked for $200,000 to help local arts organizations survive the recession.

The following cities in California received funding from the NEA for arts projects:
San Francisco - 37 grants totaling $1.4 million
Los Angeles - 15 grants totaling $1.05 million
Pasadena - four grants totaling $175,000
Long Beach - three grants totaling $150,000
Monterey - two grants totaling $100,000
Oakland - two grants totaling $100,000
San Jose - two grants totaling $100,000
Santa Clarita - two grants totaling $100,000
Fresno - two grants totaling $75,000
San Diego - two grants totaling $75,000

The NEA has reported that only 630 of the more than 2,400 organizations that submitted applications received funding. The winners were chosen by a panel of experts, although nobody from San Diego served on that panel.

Many critics argue that arts funding should have never been included in the stimulus bill in the first place. The stimulus, critics say, is meant to create jobs by allocating money into shovel-ready projects, not by funding arts projects that are often controversial and fail to create a steady stream of employment.


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