Tag Archives: Journalism
Klout 101
Klout is taking a lot of shots these days after it changed it’s algorithm. My score dropped by about 15 points and I was devastated. But in a way, it was a positive, because it broke the spell Klout had … Continue reading
Filed under Journalism, Rant, Social Media
24-Hour News Cycle: Social Media’s Role In News Production, Publication And Promotion
A look at the relationship and continuing interaction between social media and journalism. I examine the industry today with a background on the history of how social media has evolved to become a journalistic tool, the ethics and technology at … Continue reading
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On Social Media At #PubCampWest
At PubCamp West earlier this month, Amy Baroch interviewed me about the importance of social media to news and journalism.
Filed under Journalism, Video
When It Comes To Rupert Murdoch’s Successor — James, You Are Not It
Eighty-year-old Rupert Murdoch finally named a successor. This week, he said News Corp Chief Operating Officer Chase Carey would replace him if he was “run under a bus.” Nice outlook. Murdoch had been grooming his son James–before the scandal. Before … Continue reading
Filed under Jerks, Journalism
Murdoch On The Ropes
Rupert Murdoch and son James–at times visibly shaken by Parliament questioning, at others, stoic, lamenting, and hard to believe. Body language told the story, and a slouching, slumped elder Murdoch repeatedly banged his hand against the wood table for emphasis. … Continue reading
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A Palin For All Seasons
Don’t cry for me Wasilla… The Cannes film festival may be over, but a new movie is sure to make waves next month…in Iowa…Confused? Well, you should be. In a few short weeks, Sarah Palin, yes, that Sarah Palin, will … Continue reading
This Week’s Stories – 2/4/11 – I Should Have Done This A Long Time Ago
Beverly Hills Ballot Printed With Controversial Measure 2P Forum Report: Beverly Hills Election Candidates And Measures
Filed under Journalism, Location
Larry the King On Social Media
In a conversation with CNN’s soon-departing Larry King, the great interviewer talked about the importance of social media, the state of journalism, and even the WikiLeaks scandal. Larry told me he had a Twitter account, but didn’t tweet (he said … Continue reading
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Why WikiLeaks Matters
WikiLeak’s CableGate is a platform to show the true reach of open internet and its current and future clash with government. Why do we care? Because whether politician, journalist, or consumer, this may soon affect the way you use the … Continue reading
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Footsteps and Clips
Shameless self-promotion seems to be the rule of the day. Check out this link to recent clips. Continue reading
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