This document discusses how writing for the internet differs from traditional print writing. It covers topics like the changing nature of internet writing due to convergence of media technologies, characteristics of internet writing like being modular and hyperlinked, blogging and microblogging best practices like knowing your audience and writing tight, and how comments are important. The document provides guidance on real communication in virtual space through internet writing.
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COMM 404 Book Summary
1. Craig Baehr Bob schaller Writing For the Internet:A Guide to Real Communication in Virtual Space
2. From Print to Electronic The Changing Nature of Internet Writing Print vs. Electronic Content Convergence of Media Technologies Remediated and Reusable Content Convergence
3. New Media News Writing New Media Writing Characteristics of Internet Writing Modular Single-Sourced Highly Structured Hyperlinked Customized Reading Online
4. Blogging Microblogging Good Planning Makes Better Blogging Know Your Audience Write Tight You are NOT Excused from Proofreading Keep Your Readers’ Attention The Importance of Comments
