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Learn the pitfalls that hamper retention. Also, find tips to help you negotiate these barriers in your eLearning course design. Via Marta Torán
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The good news: The job market is the best since before the recession, and by all indications, it is going to get better.
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The Post is betting on "the right stories for the right platform at the right time," according to its new video director Micah Gelman.
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A Global Leader in Journalism | Journalism training, media news & how to's
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Like many folks focused on what’s happening in digital media, I was half paying attention to the Apple keynote launching its worldwide developers conference. It was proceeding as expected, with updates to iOS and launch of another version of OS X, the desktop operating system.
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Facebook wants media entities to trust it as a distribution platform for journalism, but that’s hard to do when it routinely censors content
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Facebook for news content? Maybe. But as a primary news source? Probably not.
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A Global Leader in Journalism | Journalism training, media news & how to's
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Very interesting read, especially the thoughts about the ethical dilemma of hashtags..
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The "right way" to manage email depends a lot on your own personal style.
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As millions of new Internet users log on every month, the numbers relating to the flow of information becomes ever more staggering. An infographic from analytics software provider Domo, attempts to quantify just how much data is generated in one minute online. Compare it to Domo’s similar infogr...
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Science tells us that haters are gonna hate, but a recent study by Michigan State University researchers also says haters in the work place are less productive.
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"Once a certain critical mass is met, repetition has a powerful effect on belief. The rumor becomes true for readers simply by virtue of its ubiquity."
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Each year around 50,000 people die in New York, some alone and unseen. Yet death even in such forlorn form can cause a surprising amount of activity. Sometimes, along the way, a life’s secrets are revealed.
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If you don't read anything else this semester, read this.College students are increasingly demanding protection from words and ideas they don’t like. Here’s why that’s disastrous for education.
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If you don't read anything else this semester, read this.
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Trump is an ad-man's dream, a candidate who reflects what the best advertisements possess.
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Experts claim "tech neck" is destroying a child's posture at a time when their bodies are still developing.
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The takeaway from Reuters' vast new study of the world's digital news consumers is that the disruptive trends publishers have been grappling with the last few years have crystallized into something more lasting, not just in the United...
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We launched and killed a new ‘flagship’ evening newscast in fewer than 16 months, and why we think that’s a good thing.
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My first Medium post...
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With smartphones and tablets becoming the devices of choice for accessing content, traditional news organisations are going to find it harder to survive
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This is concerning and a challenge for journalism school graduates to consider as they practice their craft. What will the future of news dissemination look like and how we it be monetized?
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ABC O&Os, Hearst Television, Cox Media Group, Media General and Raycom Media have formed NewsON, an advertiser-supported service that beginning this fall will let viewers watch their local TV news on smartphones and tablets no matter where they are.
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The instinct to believe what we see has made video a driving force in news coverage, but it has also been exploited as a powerful tool for manipulation.
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One percent of people who see my tweets click on the links. That's not traffic. It's a rounding error.
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