The 2006 Online Journalism Awards were announced at the seventh annual Online News Association dinner in Washington D.C. Saturday night. The theme throughout: coverage of Hurricane Katrina and the devastation…

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Updated: Students attending on scholarship blogged ONA. -- Jon Dube, Jeff Jarvis, Allen Iverson, Steve Yelvington, Lost Remote. (Please leave other links in the comments.) -- There’s an ONA Flickr…

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I asked the people on my upcoming panel if they had any questions. The last one: Will Google buy YouTube? Yesterday’s chatter was all about the Tribune publisher being pushed…

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As he introduced Washington Post Editor Len Downie, ONA president Michael Silberman tossed out a couple of figures worth noting. This ONA conference has more than 500 registrants while ONA—founded…

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The ONA-ASNE workshop panel on real-time news highlighted the varying impact of online on traditional newsrooms—and bottomlines. At the Washington Post and the New York Times Company, represented by Rajiv…

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As I told the subjects of the photos from the ONA reception hosted by USA Today and washingtonpost.com, this is an interactive photo project. I take the pictures; they write…

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[By Steve Klein] So who do you trust when you turn to the Internet for information? “We trust the audience,” said Susan DeFife, co-founder and CEO of the citizen journalism…

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Made it to the ASNE-ONA seminar on Digitizing The Print Newsroom at Gannett headquarters, startling a few people who didn’t expect the pre-conference workshop to be covered. Thanks to organizers…

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I’m following Advertising Week in New York with the Online Newspaper Association Online News Association conference and ancillary activities in Washingon D.C.  Still trying to decide between checking in on…

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It’s the time again ... the 2006 finalists for the Online Journalism Awards were announced by the Online News Association today. “Hurricane Katrina” dominates the subjects of coverage in multiple…

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Talk about passion: less than a day after I wrote about the lack of entrepreneurial passion in journalists these days, there was passion aplenty at the last panel at ONA,…

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I spent this weekend at home after three years running of covering ONA, primarily for personal reasons but also because, even though I knew I would enjoy the social aspects…

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Susan Mernit: http://susanmernit.blogspot.com/2005/10/online-news-conference-blogging-future.html ONA: http://journalist.org/2005conference/archives/000372.php Lost Remote: http://www.lostremote.com/archives/006413.html

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An impressive list of winners at the Online Journalism Awards tonight with New West taking home awards for general excellence (small) and enterprise journalism (small)—congrats, Jonathan. NYTimes.com and Slate.com also…

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I don’t really spend much time with other journalists, and today was probably the longest I have since I started this site. Over the last three years, there were times…

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Updated to include audio: Speaking now at the ONA conference in NYC Note: Yes, he did talk about Judy Miller, and mentioned that it was an institutional failure for Times...more…

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I’ll be at Online News Association’s annual conference in NYC today and tomorrow, attending and covering it for the site. Expect all the news, audio, video (yes!), gossip, etc. We’re…

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The Online News Association has announced the finalists for the Online Journalism Awards, and we are one of the five finalists in the Specialty Journalism category. Yoohooo… Glad to see…

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(By guest blogger Staci Kramer) More on the online NYT: Len Apcar told attendees at the closing session ”if the advertising uptick is real—and for us it’s been very real”…

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(By Staci D. Kramer, back from Evanston and guest blogging from the comforts of her own wireless network.) If I had a dime for every time someone said “blog” at…

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(by Staci Kramer, guest blogging the ONA conference from Evanston, Ill): Five years ago nearly two dozen journalists gathered at the O’Hare Hilton for the first meeting of what became…

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(by Staci Kramer, guest blogging the ONA conference from Evanston, Ill): No surprises but a smooth look at online economic reality from Tribune president Jack Fuller, who opened ONA’s 4th…

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Staci Kramer has graciously agreed to cover the Online News Association annual confab starting today in Chicago...Kramer is regular contributor to Online Journalism Review...She was a contributing editor at Inside.com (my ex-alma…

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