My five favorite websites for multimedia

 

I have always been a big fan of multimedia featured online -- this is what makes online media stories different from other forms of media.

My longtime favorite website for multimedia is TMZ, because it offers up interesting video about celebrities along with accompanying stories.

I'm also a proponent of ESPN, because it uses video extensively, along with text, stats, interactive box scores and other examples of interactive media.

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This is a Juxtapose image of Wrigley Field in 1960, compared to the venerable stadium as it appears today.

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This is a Juxtapose example of how Wrigley Field looked in 1960, compared to how it looks today.

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