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More Centerpieces Unsubscribe from Centerpieces Poynteronline QuickLink: A130658 Centerpieces An Online Glossary: Learn the Words of the Web Add to your Internet vocabulary with a couple of words each week from the Orlando Sentinel staff. E-mail this item Print this Page Add Your Comments on this Article Is the concept of a "mashup" turning your brain to mush? Does the idea of "crowdsourcing" leave you feeling ... lonely? A new feature of Poynter Online, WebSpeak, will help you get comfortable with the rapidly evolving lingo of online journalism. Every few days, Staff Development Editor Dana Eagles and Online Producer Danny Sanchez of the Orlando Sentinel will explain one of those buzzwords you've been hearing, and the items will be compiled to form a growing glossary of online journalism. Before you know it, you'll be able to speak Web. First term: Mashup   E-mail this item Print this Page Add Your Comments on this Article Back to Top   Copyright © 1995-2007 The Poynter Institute More Centerpieces Unsubscribe from Centerpieces HOME | SEMINARS An Online Glossary: Learn the Words of the Web Can Papers Not Suck? By Roy Peter Clark Putin in Iran Page One Today Drug Court Saga Al's Tuesday Meeting May Burn, Won't Crash By Mallary Jean Tenore Paper, Not Pixels By Roy Peter Clark Hike Over for Now By Jim Hopson Don't Drop Sports By Kevin Benz Burns' Latest Lacking By Bobbi Bowman The Umbrella Narrative By Roy Peter Clark Men's Room Adventure By Roy Peter Clark For Frontline Editors By Jacqui Banaszynski Why Divide Belo? By Rick Edmonds Don't Lose Touch By Colleen Eddy New Storytelling Tools By Kim Pearson "Missing" in Jena, La. By Keith Woods Digital Diversity By Thomas Huang Writer, Heal Myself By Roy Peter Clark 'Virtual Reality' By Chip Scanlan The Great Turtle Race By Jane Stevens Reduce Unease of Hires By Colleen Eddy Believing is Seeing By Sally Lehrman Natl. Punctuation Day By Chip Scanlan Hyphens Are History Chip on Your Shoulder

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