Posts about journalists and the way they work.
bloggers
Itās important in life to know where you fit in. And now, thanks to Alanās post on Broadstuff, [summarising the London Twittersphere](http://broadstuff.com/archives/920-Londons-Social-Networks-of-New-Tech-heads.html), I know exactly where I am: [: > Tuesday May 13 will be the day I go grey, bite off all my nails, and possibly take up smoking again.Ā For Tuesday is the day the LDP goes
Blogging
Online, we have the ability to see directly what overall contribution journalists are playing to theĀ successĀ of a publication. Itās fairly logical that any company would seek to give greater rewards to its best performers, and encourage others to respond more closely to user needs. The āone shotā
Journalism
Yesterday evening I happily spent some time following the Journalism Leaders Forum [http://www.ukjournalism.org/jleaders/] through Twitter [http://www.tweetscan.com/index.php?s=%23ChrisAnderson&u=&d=] and a live video stream [http://alpha.bambuser.com/channel/joannageary/video/17306?page=]. There was much debate about
birmingham post
TheĀ BirminghamĀ Post [http://www.birminghampost.net/], with the likes of Joanna [http://joannageary.wordpress.com/] on staff, continues to impress as a newspaper rapidly reshaping itself with social media. The Online Journalism Blog reports on another step forward in their web publishing [http://onlinejournalismblog.com/2008/04/17/1088/
Blogging
Mmmm. Thereās a delicious, tasty journalistic thought meat [http://strange.corante.com/archives/2008/04/08/are_we_the_signal_or_the_noise.php] from Kevin Anderson over on the Strange Attractor blog. Take this brainĀ canapĆ©: > Itās one of the things that many journalists donāt
BBC
Hereās an example of āuser-createdā video completely putting the professional version to shame. I caught the BBCās footage of the Olympic Flame being snatched from Konnie Huqās hand on News 24, and it was confused and blurred. This is exceptionally clear:> > [via Sacred Facts [http:
Blogging
two lessons from a busy day: First of all, as I comb my e-mails for details of Movable Type problems and bugs past, I really wish Iād been keeping an internal blog from the start. Then I could just click the āserver issuesā tag and have a handy list
Journalism
