This could be a useful tool for journalists and media managers to understand changing audience behaviour and respond accordingly. Many are writing about this as a marketing tool, but I see it of value to those producing content, too.
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Tools for helping journalists create content, keep it relevant and reflect changing audience behaviour.
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Brilliant tool. Goozy the social sticky note added to the Social Media Kitbag for Journalists @goozy_com
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iPad and mobile tools for journalists.
Taptu is a neat tool for, as the site's blurb says, gaining "instant access to all your interests in one beautiful little app". Set up the topics and feeds you want to follow and share & comment instantly. Note: Declaration of interest - I did some consultancy work on this product. If any journalists have experience using this tool for newsgathering please add comments below. Delete the scoop?
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Share photos and videos on Twitter.
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Just signed up for Listgeeks "a socially-oriented platform for creating, sharing and comparing lists of things." Looks like it could be useful for crowd-sourcing good stuff and then sharing. Will give it a try and use in training to assess its worth.
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Photo Sharing. Too many media companies spend time building their own galleries when there are already galleries overflowing on Flickr. Better to keep checking and then linking to Flickr.
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Unlike Hootsuite, which is browser-based, you have to download TweetDeck. It's a great personal browser for staying in touch with what’s happening now, connecting you with your contacts across Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn and more. You can post to multiple sources.
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