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This guide was prepared for a session led by Journalism.co.uk at MozFest, Mozilla's festival held last weekend.The workshop was called 'tips and tricks using digital journalism tools for newsgathering'.
This guide includes advice for journalists on finding sources, searching for information on Twitter and Facebook, and using tools such as Google Images search, and has tips on verification.
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For digital news publishers, nailing a prominent link in Google News has almost always been a good thing. It is a traffic boon. The automatic news aggregation service sends 4 billion clicks to news websites every month, according to Google. But some publishers – namely AP, AFP, and Rupert Murdoch – have long taken umbrage with Google, whom they have accused of leeching off of newspapers’ content. Cantankerous Murdoch has called Google “content kleptomaniacs.” Via radiomike, Damian Radcliffe Delete the scoop?
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