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The secret to a great headline revealed Paid Members Public
Plus why TikTok can be surprisingly boring.
Journalists on social media: there's no easy answers on how they should behave Paid Members Public
Yes, there are problems with how journalists behave on social media. But the solutions are unlikely to be straightforward.
Why does The Telegraph want social and search specialists? Paid Members Public
Slightly baffling post on Guido today [http://order-order.com/2015/10/22/telegraph-hacks-fury-at-buzzfeed-isation-of-content/] : > The Telegraph has suffered an exodus of seasoned reporters yet there is good news on the horizon: the paper is hiring no fewer than five new “social media and search engine optimisation” staff. They will be
How Guido Fawkes Felled Damian McBride Paid Members Public
Worth a read: [Guido Fawkes: His Role in Damian McBride’s Downfall](http://www.spectator.co.uk/the-magazine/features/3540431/a-bloggers-notebook.thtml) The whole McBride saga has been a fascinating study of the dance between bloggers, mainstream media and the centralising urge of government. I really must blog more about
Comment is F***ed? Paid Members Public
Trouble at t’Guardian blog mill, says Guido [http://5thnovember.blogspot.com/2006/08/grauniad-woes.html]: > Guido hears a rumour that since Comment is Free has flopped (some geeky critical acclaim, but financial failure due to trivial advertising revenue) it is going to be “revamped”. Ben Hammersly is, Guido
