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thinking creative thoughts, thanks to earlier conversations with @fiskerton, @georgiawonder and @sniffles
@BenjaminEllis yes. which is why any descriptor other than "Twitter" is going to struggle. we all bring our baggage to the table with this.
@billt @timtfj @josiefraser i very much dislike "microblogging" for Twitter, because it's not. I prefer "micro-conversation". more accurate.
@LoufromBilbao yeah, bent as a nine bob note, if you ask me. look in news archives for recent industry corruption scandals too. lots of 'em
A Periodic Table of Visualization Methods - http://www.visual-literacy.org/periodi...
Kevin: A compilation of visualisation methods with brief examples of each. It's a good starting point when you've got data that you want to visualise.
- Suw Charman-Anderson
The Sun's social network tools should add revenue as well as readers | Opinion | New Media Age - http://www.nma.co.uk/the-sun...
Kevin: "From this month the News International-owned title’s MySun community gives users the ability to make friends with each other, add comments to friends’ profile pages and send private messages. And, in a similar vein to Facebook, users can upload pictures and add comments to articles and upload videos."
- Suw Charman-Anderson
Kevin: "From this month the News International-owned title’s MySun community gives users the ability to make friends with each other, add comments to friends’ profile pages and send private messages. And, in a similar vein to Facebook, users can upload pictures and add comments to articles and upload videos."
- Suw Charman-Anderson
Kristine Lowe: Do we need rules for journalists’ use of social media? - http://kristinelowe.blogs.com/kristin...
Kevin: Kristine has a great roundup of some of the views in Norway of whether news organisations should create rules for their staff about social media use. Great quote to kick it all off: "'The home alone party is over, now the adults are back and they want rules,' said Jan Omdahl, internet and technology commentator for Norwegian tabloid Dagbladet. He said Dagbladet’s journalists had been playing around with social media from an early stage, but now the media executives had entered the arena, demanding rules." This discussion is happening in news organisations across Europe and United States. Kristine has done a great job of reporting the state of the disussion in Norway.
- Suw Charman-Anderson
@rolandharwood do you know, is there a reason why http://www.nesta.org.uk/assets... can't be embedded?
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