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“Of the Americans surveyed who currently use a social media platform, only 18 percent currently have a profile on Instagram. That’s paltry compared to Facebook (94%) or Twitter (47%). But here are four reasons why Instagram could explode in 2013.”
(Published Oct. 10, 2012.)
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We created Spundge to make it easier for individuals and teams to find, share and publish content and expected our Notebooks would appeal to journalists.
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List of eight ways journalists are using Spundge "Notebooks." Delete the scoop?
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Here's a crowdsourced list of sites and tools that journalists are using in their work. The links point to articles that explain how journalists use these tools.
(Published Feb. 16, 2012.) Delete the scoop?
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"I wonder how reporters could have used those tweets to chase down leads and fill in some of the details of [Whitney] Houston’s death."
A prototype tool, developed by researchers at Rutgers University and Microsoft, designed to help you track down sources: SRSR (Seriously Rapid Source Review).
(Published Feb. 14, 2012.) Delete the scoop?
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"Here’s a quick guide to some of the most useful, easy-to-use tools for any journalist developing a project without a big budget or a lot of time to invest in learning new tech."
(Published Jan. 27, 2012.) Includes one of my top faves, Evernote. I don't know how I ever lived without this free app on my phone. Delete the scoop?
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“If you’re just starting out in social media and looking for something to make running and measuring your campaigns a bit easier, here are a few of the most widely used and effective social media management and analytics tools available ...”
(Published Nov. 20, 2012.)
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"It’s good to remember that some of these social tools have good internal uses for journalists; they’re not just for broadcasting to the public."
(Published Feb. 15, 2012.) Delete the scoop?
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A new app from the Global Media Forum called "Get it Right" provides a crash course in journalism, designed to improve the quality and reliability of reports delivered by citizen journalists.
"It offers a series of exercises designed to help citizen journalists develop their news sense, frame their stories, and improve their writing." Via Deutsche Welle Global Media Forum Delete the scoop?
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"These digital media innovations are giving readers unprecedented access to the election. Many of these online features are interactive, contributing to a two-way conversation between journalists and readers and changing the political journalism ballgame."
(Published Jan. 26, 2012.) Delete the scoop?
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