la publiteca y su autor
La Publiteca es un proyecto sin ánimo de lucro desarrollado y gestionado por Javier Cerezo con la colaboración de Gema Sánchez. La Publiteca pretende ser un espacio donde publicar, compartir y conversar acerca de un gran número de ebooks que circulan por la red sobre publicidad, marketing, comunicación, internet y disciplinas afines. Para facilitar la búsqueda de material, en la Publiteca encontrarás un gran número de ebooks, manuales, guías, normativas y códigos, clasificados según su año de publicación, idioma y disciplinas que trata. Casi la totalidad de los ebooks que se reseñan en la Publiteca son de libre distribución, bajo Licencias Creative Commons, no obstante conviene revisar cada ebook para conocer sus permisos. Si deseas publicar o informar acerca de un nuevo ebook, puedes ponerte en contacto conmigo aquí.
40 best Photoshop tutorials - Features - Page 3
Learn techniques for Photoshop across art, illustration, graphics and photography in these tutorials from the world's best practitioners. Photoshop is a very versatile software tool, as flexible for seamlessly compositing disparate elements into a beautiful photomotage as it is making your photos look even more stunning. It also provides an effortless platform for creating dynamic graphics for both web and print - and let's not forget its pragmatic usefulness as a day-to-day tool for tranforming graphics and photos into the perfect format for your output requirements. Here we've created a round-up of the best Photoshop tutorials from the past decade of Digital Arts, covering everything from collage and illustration to photography and typography. Some require a recent version of the software, such as Photoshop CC or Photoshop CS6 - but many will work in Photoshop CS, CS2, CS3, CS4 or CS5. Photoshop tutorial types Photo-illustration and collage Advanced compositing techniques
Beautiful web-based timeline software
Día de las Humanidades Digitales 2013
Verification Tools for Journalists
Originally published on Emergency Journalism. Republished with permission. People • WHOIS Finds the registered users of a domain name and details the date of registration, location and contact details of the registrant or assignee. • Spokeo A people search engine that can find individuals by name, email, phone or username. The golden rule, say Hub veterans, is to get on the phone whoever has posted the material. Places • Google Maps An online map providing high resolution aerial or satellite imagery covering much of the Earth, except for areas around the poles. In the end, the discipline of verification is what separates journalism from entertainment, propaganda, fiction, or art… Journalism alone is focused first on getting what happened down right. - Bill Kovach and Tom Rosenstiel, The Elements of Journalism (2001) Images Related Articles
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Simple Map Making With Google Fusion Tables
A quicker than quick recipe to make a map from a list of addresses in a simple text file using Google Fusion tables… Here’s some data (grabbed from The Gravesend Reporter via this recipe) in a simple two column CSV format; the first column contains address data. Here’s what it looks like when I import it into Google Fusion Tables: Now let’s map it:-) First of all we need to tell the application which column contains the data we want to geocode – that is, the addrerss we want Fusion Tables to find the latitude and longitude co-ordinates for… Then we say we want the column to be recognised as a column type: Computer says yes, highlighting the location type cells with a yellow background: As if by magic a Map tab appears (though possibly not if you are using Google Fusion Tables as apart of a Google Apps account…) The geocoder also accepts hints, so we can make life easier for it by providing one;-) Once the points have been geocoded, they’re placed onto a map: Here’s my map:-) Like this:
Periodismo digital - Inspiración digitalInspiración digital
Lo hemos leído en LaNacion.com y hay que compartirlo, pues representa un cambio sustancial para el funcionamiento del periodismo global: Junar, en lunfardo, significa “mirar” y, en otro sentido, se usa también para decir que a una persona le conocemos su “modus operandi”, sus puntos débiles y fortalezas. Ese nombre eligieron los argentinos Diego May (leer entrevista en el blog NACION Data ) y Javier Pájaro -ex compañeros de facultad- para bautizar una plataforma que pretende resolver el problema de cómo conseguir datos en la web. Después de ganar competencias de emprendedores en el Instituto Tecnológico de Massachusetts (MIT) y con la financiación de importantes inversionistas, levantaron una ronda inicial de 1.2 millones de dólares y lograron armar una estructura de trabajo de 10 personas con base en Santiago de Chile y el Silicon Valley. ¿Qué es Junar? Es una plataforma web montada en la nube que permite a la gente abrir datos al mundo. Una experiencia inédita Una tendencia mundial
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