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Turning personal tragedy into hope for others.The amazing story @hywelijones http://t.co/APEGRVp2 Tonight ITV Wales 7.30pm @tenovuscancer - alison gow

We're looking for a trainee reporter. Must have all NCTJ prelims. Here's how to apply http://t.co/hFJ3imQd - alison gow

Some nice ideas coming out of the @dailypostwales Flickr group: http://t.co/E1mLtuoJ (Readers - what do you think?) - alison gow

Get involved: Help us cover the #Olympic Torch in North Wales - Need to Read - News http://t.co/hsqwJZR9 - alison gow

Okay, this is probably the best journalistic use of a Facebook Timeline that I've seen. http://t.co/b45Jaaji - alison gow

Is what Reddit does journalism? Is what Wikipedia does or Quora does journalism? These might be the kinds of questions that journalists like to get wrapped up in, but people looking for information probably aren’t as interested in splitting semantic hairs. All they know is whether it’s useful or not - alison gow

Worrying: @johnsuttonecho on @KnowsleyCouncil (the council that did not want democracy to be seen) http://t.co/Jy3dpzG8 - alison gow

RT @dailypostwales: Daily Post East front page for May 4 http://t.co/NzVWVeXf - alison gow

"Britain must deliver the goods overseas. And into Liverpool pours a steady stream of home produced articles..." http://t.co/CroqglCV - alison gow

Digital First Media's 12 community newsroom projects look amazing. I love the “pop-up living room” van. http://t.co/vN6ILj0I - alison gow

If you missed it: 10 best practices for Twitter for journalists http://t.co/5Jfu9d50 - alison gow

This is the best advice on entrepreneurship I've ever heard. Share it. http://t.co/iJwEv6ax - alison gow

Watching @Paul_Kinlan present his Web Intents stuff, live streamed - http://t.co/i0lBeIrc - alison gow

SCOtutor for Mac FREE on Mac App Store - http://t.co/UbTIF5tX - alison gow

Sea Odyssey according to Twitter - Infographic - Glow New Media - Liverpool Web Design: http://t.co/zEn4dSQc - alison gow

Let's hear from more of us! http://t.co/1sKiF5S0 - alison gow

How to crowdsource information - alison gow

Strategy, Context, and the Decline of Sony http://t.co/mZ3P3ajA - alison gow

What happened when one company used pairs of people for all management jobs http://t.co/J4ajEwSj - alison gow

"The mini-case studies are a grab bag of ideas, ranging from novel circulation promotions to radical new lines of business, but they all have one thing in common: They leverage the newspaper’s unique position as a trusted companion within a geographic area." - alison gow

"As more and more newspapers begin to deliver stories in electronic forms, journalists are re-examining their traditional roles in a world of exponentially expanding information. Most of the metro reporters and editors interviewed during a trio of USA case studies in the summer and early autumn of 1995 believe their function as gatekeepers remains vital, but they see it as being modified to encompass a need for interpretation and quality control. Their role becomes less about selecting stories for dissemination and more about bolstering the value of what they disseminate so that it rises to the crest of the information tidal wave. " - alison gow

A little local journalistic work experience http://t.co/HgDa8eco - alison gow

The nature of qualitative research, and concept of triangulation, defined - alison gow

Annotated link http://www.diigo.com/bookmar... - alison gow

New blog post: The brief: Pinterest, hyperlocal disputes new live blogging tool: http://t.co/urXuKBfa - alison gow

.@adaircameron The data journalism course is running in May. Dates arranged for intro and intermediate. http://t.co/UCgI1nr9 - alison gow

RT @journochat: I tweeted link to this on Friday but let me get away with it again - exciting journalism event at Le... http://t.co/0se6keWD - alison gow

Canadian Journalism Foundation : "You don’t tinker or tweak a broken model. You start again anew. And I would add build upon our foundations." - alison gow

"Studying technology’s impact on a country’s economy is not a new concept. For the past decade, the World Economic Forum has been publishing the Global Information Technology Report (GITR), an annual assessment of how various nations are using Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) to impact development processes and increase global competitiveness. In addition to monitoring the actual usage of technologies by individuals, businesses and governments from around the world, the 2011 report analyzed the “digital competencies” of 138 countries and assessed each nation’s readiness to successfully implement ICT to drive economic growth. Sweden and Singapore once again ranked first and second, respectively, holding their positions from the previous year." - alison gow

How innovation is adopted among different groups. - alison gow