This is the panel session of the Multimedia Journalism Narrative webcast from the 2006 International Symposium on Online Journalism. Thanks to Professor Rosantal Alves of the University of Texas at Austin School of Journalism for allowing me to put up the podcast on Interactive Narratives.

A conversation with photojournalist Brenda Ann Kenneally as well as, editors and producers, Lelen Robert and Kim Grinfeder.

An interview with R. Scott Horner, assistant graphics director at The Sun-Sentinel and one of the original visual interactive designers in the industry through his work on The Edge.

Naka Nathaniel of New York Times Digital is interviewed by Seth Gitner

Travis Fox of WashingtonPost.com talks about being a solo journalists, his reporting across the globe and his thoughts on the future content delivery.

Juan Thomassie, senior designer at USA Today.com, talks about his career from print to online graphics.

Juliet Gorman, associate producer of POV.org, talks about their projects on PBS' documentary series and their web companion sites.

Highlights from the Visual Storytelling panel at the ONA conference in New York on Oct. 29, 2005. On the panel were Naka Nathaniel from nytimes.com, Juliet Gorman from POV Interactive, David Dunkley Gimah from ViewMagazine.tv and myself.

Brad Johnson, co-founder and creative director of Second Story, spoke to Andrew DeVigal about the past decade of developing interactive websites and museum kiosks.

Andrew DeVigal interviews Ashley Wells of MSNBC.com on his thoughts of participatory journalism, their most recent work and the state of the industry. Download the previous podcast (episode #5) if you want more information on his background and their earlier work.