links for 2007-04-16
BBC Sport’s F1 Coverage: They really should do this in twitter… (tags: f1 formula1 twitter bbc)
Month: April 2007
five things journalists can learn from online community managers
Last week’s bloggers open house at the Daily Telegraph was quite interesting because much of the discussion ended up being about that achille’s heel of online community management: moderation. Participants in online discussions hate moderation. This is fairly easy to… Continue Reading
oops, post (apologies if you read via rss)
Apologies to those of you who receive cybersoc via an RSS feed for the post spam this morning. A post that I’d intended to save as a draft published without my noticing and I tidied up a few other recent… Continue Reading
a blogger’s sun(ny)day in england
Sunday 1:55 pm 4/15/07 Originally uploaded by robinhamman. Coming from a place with “proper winters” and scorching hot summers, I rarely appreciate the English weather. When it’s not foggy it’s cloudy, when it’s not cloudy it tends to be rainy,… Continue Reading
links for 2007-04-14
200 teenagers turn up for party advertised on myspace, trash house About 200 youngsters turned up at the £230,000 home in Houghton-le-Spring, County Durham, after the bash was advertised on the internet. (tags: law myspace teens offline party)
links for 2007-04-13
UK Newspapers Reveal Their Online Strategies (Greenslade) (tags: guardian telegraph newspaperwebsites Journalism newspapers strategy news2.0 newspaperbusiness) Top 30 US Newspaper Websites (Editor and Publisher via Strange Attractor) (tags: Journalism newspapers statistics newspaperbusiness newspaperwebsites news2.0 newsbusiness) Blogging in the Classroom (tags:… Continue Reading
notes from the daily telegraph bloggers open house
17.50 Thursday: I’m on may way to The Daily Telegraph’s Blogging Open House, organised by Shane Richmond, the Telegraph’s Communities Editor and Blogger in Chief who announced the event – where else – on his blog. The evening will be… Continue Reading
justin hall: blogging pioneer and passive multiplayer gaming evangelist
Justin Hall is often credited as being one of the first bloggers. Justin’s Links from the Underground, started as a sort of tour of the early internet turned into an intimate diary of his life. He stopped actively blogging because,… Continue Reading
links for 2007-04-12
What Should Broadcast News Be Doing Online? “TV stations could become aggregators of local content in ways that respect local content and the folks who produce. Link to good local content.” (tags: tv broadcasting aggregation blogs bloggingtechniques journalisttraining journalism local… Continue Reading
answering blogging questions on bbc radio norfolk (noon thurs)
Interview for BBC Radio Norfolk Originally uploaded by robinhamman. At noon today I’m going to be answering questions about blogging live on BBC Radio Norfolk. If you happen to be in Norfolk you’ll find it at 95.1FM, 95.6FM, 104.4FM and… Continue Reading