Archive for January, 2008

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31 Jan 2008

BBC Correspondents Map A mash-up that lets you see who is reporting for the BBC from around the world (tags: BBC mashup maps googlemaps) Center for Citizen Media: Blog » Blog Archive » Digital Entrepreneurship Needed Across All Media “There has also never been a greater need to instill entrepreneurial thinking in the next generation [...]

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I’ve written before about using WordPress as a cost-effective and easy-to-use content management system. Part of the appeal is the wide range of professional looking designs available online, many of them free, or for just a fistful of dollars. The team at WordPress itself have now released a new theme dubbed Prologue, which they liken [...]

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30 Jan 2008

The Engaging Brand : 10 Social Media Tactics for Finding Talent How many news outlets are doing this to find talented budding journalists? (tags: facebook podcasting resources social_media journalism) Completetosh.com, by Neil McIntosh » Facebook’s a nuisance, isn’t it? (tags: Facebook social_media)

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Audio slideshows have become a standard feature of many news websites, largely due to Soundslides by Joe Weiss. For the uninitiated, Soundslides is a easy-to-use tool to produce still image and audio presentations in Flash, without the need for coding skills. This is just as well, as only one of my journalism students has any [...]

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29 Jan 2008

BBC NEWS | dot.life | The top tech influencers (tags: blogs technology) Evolving Thoughts – Basic Concepts in Science: A list A handy crib sheet for journalists covering science (tags: education science teaching) 100 Excellent Free WordPress Themes | Smashing Magazine No excuses – go and create your own great-looking blog on WordPress (tags: blog [...]

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28 Jan 2008

2008 Web/Tech Influencers What can journalists learn from this? Thanks, Gutenberg – but we’re too pressed for time to read | Media | The Observer The long-term impact of the Internet Target Tells a Blogger to Go Away – New York Times Target to the blogosphere: you’re irrelevant. (tags: blogging blog) FRONTLINE: growing up online [...]

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The news industry is still scratching around trying to find new ways of making money. Paul Bradshaw offers some ideas in a detailed post on new business models. The problems are well-known, and while web advertising is rising, online readers are simply not worth as much as print readers. The issue is rethinking business for [...]

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27 Jan 2008

Six roles for the modern journalist | Howard Owens The future of journalism, possibly (tags: journalism newmedia newspapers)

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26 Jan 2008

The Rise Of The Facebook Economy – Forbes.com (tags: facebook) In search of the distraction-free computer desktop – Slate Magazine Zen writing (tags: writing)

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links for 2008-01-25

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24 Jan 2008

EveryBlock: A news feed for your block. Adrian Holovaty’s much-anticipated hyperlocal site (tags: innovation journalism media citizenjournalism) Video: BBC3 ‘Sound of Music’ Blobs farewell ident | guardian.co.uk Say goodbye to the BBC Three blobs (tags: TV BBC) BBC NEWS | Technology | Social sites prove hard to leave behind The difficulties in trying to erase [...]

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