live
To build a community online during a crisis, go live
I’ve long been a sceptic of Facebook Live and other tools. But perhaps I should have looked more closely. If you see them as a community tool, not a broadcast one, the potential is huge.
engaged reading digest
Engaged Reading Digest: revisiting old community connections
Flickr, LinkedIn, community management? It's like 2008, all over again!
livestreaming
After Christchurch: how do we curtail the spread of video from atrocities?
The Christchurch attack was a terrorist event for the social media age. We need to address this situation on multiple levels to minimise the harm done.
Facebook Live is looking rather unwell
Facebook Live is beginning to look undead [https://www.cjr.org/tow_center/facebook-live-over-as-payments-end.php]: > The number of Facebook Live videos produced by paid partners more than halved by the end of 2017—and in one case fell by as much as 94 percent—as once guaranteed payments ended
digital journalism
Liveblogs! On a Podcast!
Rachel from journalism.co.uk was kind enough to interview me for a podcast on the fine and ancient art of liveblogging [http://blogs.journalism.co.uk/2012/08/24/podcast-real-time-reporting-liveblogging-lessons-for-digital-journalists/] , alongside such luminaries as Neil Macdonald and Josh Halliday of something called “The Guardian“, which is some sort of
articles
Life in the livestream; liveblogging and the news cycle - #newsrw
[http://ow.ly/i/LEwb] How are news organisations dealing with stream publishing? Kathryn Corrick directs the flow… Jason Mills, editor, web for ITV News: the ITV site is built on a stream. it shows that you don’t have to be a station to have a news channel. Raju
events
Le Web: First Impressions
[https://i2.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2011/12/leweb11.jpg] Once again I’m in Paris for the annual Le Web conference – my sixth, in fact. I’m part of the official blogger programme, and here’s a few of my impressions as I wondered around behind