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Interactive narrative links: the latest ones around the
country - and the world
Bike Culture
[San Jose Mercury News]
Cool series of slideshows and videos detailing Bay Area bike culture. from
the velodrome, mountain and Critical Mass, Nice edgy design.
That Thing Called Love
[National Geographic]
It's not all hearts and flowers. Romantic love, that feeling of euphoria we
expect in the West, is a lower priority among some in places such as India
and Taiwan. Photographer Jodi Cobb scoured the globe to document how people
define love and how it fits into their lives.
Cyclo-Cross
[St. Petersburg Times]
Cyclo-cross blends the speed of road biking and the ruggedness of mountain
biking with a dash of steeplechase. Races are on pavement, dirt and grass
with sections that require riders to dismount and carry their bikes through
thick mud or over man-made obstacles
Dining Guide 2006
[Denver Post]
An interactive dining guide that features 10 restaurants that visitors can
tour with soundslides and video. This flash project also links to a database
that contains 100 plus restaurant reviews and other information that were
part of the printed product that was a 48 page pullout. The goal is to
continue to add to the interactive product as new reviews are completed.
Minnesota’s Olympic Athlete
[Star Tribune]
Video profiles of the 32 Minnesota athlete's headed to the Winter Games.
Toxic Cargo
[Press-Enterprise]
Crowded inland rails at risk for dangerous chemical spill.
Resumen 2005
[El Pais]
If you speak Spanish: El planeta se rebela - Cadaveres flotando por las
calles de Nueva Orleans, evacuaciones masivas en el Golfo de Mexico, miles
de personas sepultadas en Pakistan...Esta es la cronica de una ano marcado
por los desastres naturales.
Beyond Skin Deep
[North Jersey]
Kristin Evans, 17, was born with a genetic skin disease called Epidermolysis
Bullosa. This story tells of she lives with it.
Judaism: New Century
[Edge]
Senior writer Tim Collie and senior photographer Mike Stocker drew on a
nearly a decade of experience in Israel and extensive travel this year
through Jewish communities in Europe and the Middle East to produce this
project. In April and May, they visited France, Germany, Russie, the Czech
Republic, Poland, Ukraine and Israel.
Last Best Places: A Traveler's Guide
[Star Tribune]
Last est Places profiles three of the world's singular eco-systems, each the
best examples of its kind, each a flashpoint for debate, and each an amazing
place to visit. The project look at The Great Barrier Reef, Tongass National
Forst and the Grand Canyon.
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