The document discusses various multimedia and mobile applications for journalists, including: - Insta-websites and Insta-sites that allow quick website creation. - Google Voice which enhances phone capabilities for free and provides a single phone number. - Mill Colour which offers precise controls for image color adjustments. - Various tools for organizing content like Scoop.it, Utopic and Snip.it. - SimpleNote for cross-device note syncing and Rapportive for enhancing Gmail contacts.

1. The Latest &
Greatest (and
Mostly Free)
Multimedia
Applications for
Journalists
Brady Teufel, Cal Poly SLO

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Google Voice
enhances the existing
capabilities of your
phone, regardless of
which phone or
carrier you have - for
free. It also gives you:
One Number.

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The beauty of Mill
Colour is in the
sensitivity of the dial.
It offers very precise
control; you can
slowly adjust it,
allowing you to watch
the changes taking
place on the image.

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A mind map is a
diagram used to
represent words,
ideas, tasks, or other
items linked to and
arranged around a
central key word or
idea.

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“Discovery is the new
search.”
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31. Content Sharing
Pixelpipe is a content
distribution gateway
that allows users to
publish text, photo,
video and audio files
once through
Pixelpipe and have
the content distributed
across dozens of
social networks,
photo/video sites and
blogs, and online
storage around the
globe.

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An index of primary
source documents and
a tool for annotating,
organizing and
publishing them on the
web. Dozens of small
and large news
organizations have
used it to annotate
and augment public
documents that
they’ve published.

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37. Content 2.0

38. A non-profit tech
company that
Content 2.0
specializes in
developing free and
open source software
for information
collection,
visualization and
interactive mapping.
We build tools for
democratizing
information,
increasing
transparency and
lowering the barriers
for individuals to
share their stories.
We're a disruptive
organization that is
willing to take risks in
the pursuit of
changing the
traditional way that
information flows.

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You decide on the topic,
you name your stream
and define the language
and sources, after which
you hand-pick content
from the sources and
publish selected items.
Scoop.it will suggest some
content for you from the
web based on the key
words you entered.

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With Snip.it you can
import your Facebook
posts to start a collection
and then bookmark
(“snip”) pieces of content
you want to save for
yourself or share with
others.

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Turns your Twitter,
Facebook and RSS feeds
into an online newspaper.

52. Content 2.0
Automatically aggregates
and publishes all the links
you’ve shared or liked on
Twitter, Facebook,
Youtube and Google
Reader plus stores links
you’ve saved directly to
Utopic.

53. Mobile Apps.
SimpleNote is a note-taking app that syncs what you write — whether you’re using a mobile device or a
computer — live to the Web. It’s been around for two years but got a very significant update (tags,
versioning, word count, sharing) in August. Its real power lies in its ability to work with a host of other
desktop and mobile apps and browser extensions.

54. Mobile Apps.
Rapportive replaces the ads in your Gmail account with publicly available information about the person
who sent you the email: links to their social networking accounts, their photo and biographical info, even a
live feed of their tweets. Not only that, if you mouse over other email addresses included in the email, those
people’s info shows up, too.

55. Mobile Apps.
More than 2,300 live police and fire scanners and weather radios from around the world. One interesting
feature is that it will let you know when a specific feed has a lot of listeners.

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57. Mobile Apps.
Essentially camera apps
that are really good at
enhancing text in the
images they take. Fork
out $4.99 and you can
get one (DocuScanner)
that does things like OCR
-- a process where
images of words are
turned into actual text.

58. Mobile Apps.
An index of primary
source documents and
a tool for annotating,
organizing and
publishing them on the
web. Dozens of small
and large news
organizations have
used it to annotate
and augment public
documents that
they’ve published.

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Access your entire photo library on your iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, and Mac devices.

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