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Voice Of San Diego Switches To WordPress — And Adds A Bunch Of Other Cool Features
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The case for news companies using Wordpress as their CMS, rather than proprietary systems Delete the scoop?
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places As part of the social network's continuing efforts to build out its location database, Facebook now allows users to upload and suggest photos for unadministered place pages. Facebook's location platform relies heavily ...
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Multimedia #storytelling for compelling narrative>> The Transition to Digital Journalism http://t.co/y2GWFxGooP #uxdesign
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Crowdfunding Journalism: A New Financing Model for Freelancers? PBS MediaShift Toronto-based freelance reporter Naheed Mustafa always paid her own way when she reported from abroad.
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Seems unlikely crowdfunding will ever be a major source of revenue, but these post shows some are making it work.
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Publishers these days have a choice when it comes to mobile: design for the mobile browser, or go the app route.
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Yahoo’s already had a busy Monday, what with that little $1.1 billion Tumblr acquisition, but the company had a few more announcements to make at a press conference Monday afternoon in New York.
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is it too late to revive Flickr's fortunes? Probably.
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Today, 8:44 AM
Yahoo's new CEO is definitely one smart lady. However, I'm concerned about her strategy for Yahoo. It seems that gaining ad dollars is her only goal. The users of Tumblr will not enjoy that. Delete the scoop?
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Watergate Era: 'A' Peak in Journalism Statesman Journal The Watergate era, which echoed well past President Richard Nixon's resignation in 1974, was a time when reporters were considered heroes by most, newspapers and broadcast outlets still...
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Figures released by the AOP show growth and confidence in the sector in line with previous predictions Delete the scoop?
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Community manager at the Guardian Laura Oliver explains how the Guardian's flagship Twitter account is managed and shares her tips on community building Delete the scoop?
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Journalism is Among Top 10 Occupations to Most Likely Attract Psychopaths (RT @OmarWaraich: Journalism is Among Top 10 Occupations to Most Likely Attract Psychopaths http://t.co/ubpkfybNXT via @mirza9)...
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A review of one of the new tools- Change detection to help notify of changes in web pages you follow or have bookmarked
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Although it is still seen by many as a place for networking with colleagues and/or posting a digital curriculum vitae, LinkedIn has been behaving a lot more like a media entity recently — and a revamp of its LinkedIn Today offering that launched on... Delete the scoop?
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Memeburn Amnesty International's 'Trial by Timeline' scans Facebook, maps out your ...
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Innovative brand journalism project from Amnesty International
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Castleford Media (blog) Is Twitter Getting Down To Business? Forbes With over 200 million active users and 400 million Tweets per day, Twitter is much more than the brand that established micro-blogging or, as I like to call it, hyper-texting.
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Carnegie UK Trust grants aim to develop innovative local news initiatives
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great to see these UK hyperlocals gaining funding
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Have you ever tried tweeting at a major news organization? How often have they responded or retweeted?
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Understanding the difference between Twitter share count buttons and RTs. (lies, damned lies and twitter stats http://t.co/J7pfAu7Z6n) Delete the scoop?
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Print is dead? How video is changing games journalism The Guardian (blog) There's this observation I keep boring other journalists with at the moment. When I went to my first E3 in 2000, magazines were still the dominant format for games coverage.
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Journalists and organizations now have the ability to use sensors to collect their own real-time data and report on it. The practice raises both practical and ethical questions, Columbia’s Emily Bell said Thursday.
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By derekGavey on Flickr. Some rights reserved. Here are 12 tips on becoming a better smartphone photographer, as shared by CNN iReport.
Gerald Businge A's curator insight,
May 16, 5:27 AM
Many people are buying smartphones, which are indeed great tools for accessing content. But they are also great tools for creating content. Talk of photography for example. Smartphones can be used to take, edit and immediately share good images if you know how best to use them
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Google's preference for content marketing raises the question of whether the objectivity of algorithms can account for the subjectivity of quality
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Google makes brand journalism essential for organisations. From the report: "SEO now requires a much more varied skill set, something more akin to high quality writing and PR." 
Laura Brown's comment,
May 14, 2:18 PM
People put so much effort into marketing content they could be writing quality content in the first place instead.
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May 14, 5:00 PM
That's become a cliché. The Internet has become a place where humans and robots are struggling, sometime in real time, to achieve a working relationship. There is no point in "writing quality content" if nobody will pay to read it, or, for that matter, if nobody will know it exists because the "content management system" has failed to make the robot aware it exists.
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Digital and social media bring with them a new marketing opportunity that has not been fully explored by colleges and universities - brand journalism.
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Making the case for universities using brand journalism to serve the information needs of their communities 
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May 13, 6:58 AM
Making the case for universities using brand journalism to serve the information needs of their communities 
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May 13, 12:55 PM
Brändää siellä, brändää täällä, brändää joka paikassa -edes sivistys ei ole brändääjälle pyhää ; ) Delete the scoop?
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