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The UK's cultural heritage as digital public space Paid Members Public
Liveblogged notes from sessions at the Open Data Cities Conference
Journalists don't own their Twitter followers Paid Members Public
Laura Kuenssberg makes the case of why she can take her Twitter followers with her.
Twitter account ownership, logic lessons and what the BBC really lost Paid Members Public
Did Laura Kuenssberg take 60,000 followers away from the BBC?
#bbcsms - Bringing together the digital conversation Paid Members Public
Claire Wardle is running a “pulling together” session. Key points so far: Verification: * Do we need to get more comfortable with saying that things are unverified * Is it irresponsible to just push things out, knowing people won’y come back to check things later. * More training needed on how to
The BBC Social Media Summit: storms in teacups and cultural divides Paid Members Public
My, oh, my. I can’t remember the last time a small journalism event with only 30 attendees created such a fuss. But today’s first leg of the BBC Social Media Summit has done just that, with particularly strident criticism from Jeff Jarvis [http://www.buzzmachine.com/] on the
The BBC's revamped blogs are a road crash Paid Members Public
I’ve been watching the revamp of the BBC’s blogs [http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/theeditors/2011/05/our_next_step_in_news_blogging.html] with a mix of horror and awe. It feels as if they’ve decided to go back and make all the mistakes that
All too often, this is how social media is... Paid Members Public
Nice satire on social media marketing stupidity, that sadly loses its way and hits predictable jokes at the end:
#newsrw - Social Media Optimisation Paid Members Public
Liveblog of a panel debate about social media from news:rewired in February 2012