The ONA Issues Tumblr is your platform to define and explore the pressing issues in digital media and get a better fix on how they impact your work. Here are the top five posts from last week.

• TIME releases the 140 Best Twitter feeds of 2012.
• 15 awesome podcasts about journalism from SXSW Interactive.

ONA Boston sparked this conversation with Alex Pearlman after a local event: What’s your favorite reporter movie? Then we took the question to the broader ONA community on Twitter.

We had more than 30 responses on the #bestjournomovie hashtag. No consensus, but enough great titles should you want to curl up with a classic journalism flick.

The ONA Issues Tumblr is your platform to define and explore the pressing issues in digital media and get a better fix on how they impact your work. Here are the top five posts from last week.

• Amazing video by the Guardian reimagines the story of the Three Little Pigs in 2012 and highlights how news is created and spread today.
• “Pinning” and intellectual property: Could using Pinterest get you in copyright trouble?

The ONA Issues Tumblr is your platform to define and explore the pressing issues in digital media and get a better fix on how they impact your work. Here are the top five posts from last week.

• Photographer Andrew McConnell chronicles who handles our tech products — and the data on them — after we’re through with them.
• Laura Amico, co-founder and editor of Homicide Watch DC, on why organizing beats is just as important as large investigations.
• Responding to “linsane” coverage of the New York Knicks’ Jeremy Lin, the Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA) put together a list of guidelines and danger zones for media.

The ONA Issues Tumblr is your platform to define and explore the pressing issues in digital media and get a better fix on how they impact your work. Here are the top five posts from last week.

• America Offline: Reuters interactive shows which parts of the United States have limited broadband and are facing Post Office closures.

• Twitter admits to downloading phone contacts from users and storing them for up to 18 months, without informing users.

• iWatch News and OpenSecrets.org have launched Source 2012, a new Tumblr following the money behind the 2012 elections.
• Inspiring words to live by from a Hacker Society Talk.

The ONA Issues Tumblr is your platform to define and explore the pressing issues in digital media and get a better fix on how they impact your work. Here are the top five posts from last week.

• Salon sees a huge boost in traffic while publishing less.
• Lauren Wolf notes that no one is telling male reporters to stay home.
• The New York Times reports that street photographers are facing challenges shooting.

The ONA Issues Tumblr is your platform to define and explore the pressing issues in digital media and get a better fix on how they impact your work. Here are the top five posts from last week.

• Does the Privacy Protection Act protect journalists using cloud storage?
• MSNBC’s Meg Robertson shows her mobile reporting kit.
• A breakdown of the questions asked during President Obama’s first Google+ Hangout.

The ONA Issues Tumblr is your platform to define and explore the pressing issues in digital media and get a better fix on how they impact your work. Here are the top five posts from last week.

• Andy Carvin doesn’t know what to call his job (but he is not a “social media guru”.)
• Geoffrey Stone talks about the role of the free press.
• Artists make photo series based on locations of public tweets, combining personal stories with public places.

The ONA Issues Tumblr is your platform to define and explore the pressing issues in digital media and get a better fix on how they impact your work. Here are the top five posts from last week.

• A video produced by the New York Times explores how content is shared on the internet.
• Letter from the President: Why ONA opposes SOPA.
• What should the Online Journalism Awards be rewarding? A JCarn conversation brings a variety of opinions to the table.

Inspired by a post that recommended an alternative to using Soundslides to create audio/photo slideshows, we asked our community on Twitter and Tumblr what they thought were the best audio/ photo slideshows.

Here are the links to the slideshows they recommended, in no particular order. These slideshows are excellent examples of digital storytelling.

Did we miss something? Let us know other audio/photo slideshows you like in the comments.

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Adult Care in Oklahoma: The Client (Michael), The Oklahoman
A look into the life of Michael, who has cerebral palsy. His mother is unable to care for him and depends on an adult day care center, which is in danger of closing. Part of a larger multimedia series on adult care produced by The Oklahoman.