Tags: journalism
Tags: journalism
Tectonic Plates Shifting
Posted Tuesday July 1, 2008, 7:04 am, Over one day old at Richard Edelman - 6 A.M.
8) Companies are embracing the open dialogue model, but slowly and carefully?At the vanguard is Starbucks? with www.MyStarbucksidea.com (disclosure: Edelman client), where customers can make suggestions and get an update on the companies response and action to their ideas.
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Burma's Firewall Fighters
Posted Wednesday May 7, 2008, 10:33 am, Over one day old at the LOOSE wire blog
DVB?s Moe Aye said his in-country reporters now check in with editors by pay phone at predetermined times to mitigate the risk of communicating on lines that may be tapped by authorities. Moe Aye said.?I don?t ask, so I can?t tell you how they do it.
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Laptops Aren't the Problem: The Meetings Are
Posted Saturday March 22, 2008, 10:59 am, Over one day old at the LOOSE wire blog
I often bring a laptop to interviews and type directly into it; I can tell some interviewees find this distracting, and it's not good for the 'hold eye contact to make subject comfortable and stick to topic" routine I try to instill in students.
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People's Daily Most Read: Tibet
Posted Sunday March 16, 2008, 10:09 am, Over one day old at the LOOSE wire blog
The annoying thing with social media is that you can't really control it. Dalai-backed violence scars Lhasa Of course the stories themselves, let alone the headlines, aren't exactly paragons of journalistic objectivity, but I'm guessing you don't read the People's Daily for that.
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Fake Photos-A Thing of the Past?
Posted Wednesday February 27, 2008, 10:28 am, Over one day old at the LOOSE wire blog
And this, of course, is not the first time photos have been doctored by news organisations that should know better (there's Reutersgate, as it's sometimes called, when Lebanese freelance photographer Adnan Hajj was caught allegedly duplicating flares, buildings and plumes of smoke for Reuters.
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The New Newswire: a Dutch Student Called Michael
Posted Wednesday February 27, 2008, 10:28 am, Over one day old at the LOOSE wire blog
In this case it could have been finding a way to reflect in the headlines the unusual nature of this event; Traditional media has to both monitor these new sources of news?the tweets from ordinary folk surprised to be shaken awake by a tremor?and work with them to ensure that they, too, benefit.
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Beyond Information Delivery
Posted Monday February 25, 2008, 10:49 am, Over one day old at the LOOSE wire blog
I?d love to see, for example, a five-digit code at the end of each news story in my newspaper/magazine that I could key into my phone and which would then store a copy of that story on my desktop.
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The media just can't help themselves
Posted Friday February 2, 2007, 3:47 am, Over one day old at Joho the Blog
They shook their heads and admitted they were spun, and vowed it wouldn't happen again.| | | Then they painted Dean as having a temper, even though there were no—no—incidents in which he lost his temper. That's exactly what everyone, including the media, have been saying.
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Blogging the Libby trial
Posted Friday February 2, 2007, 3:47 am, Over one day old at Joho the Blog
Aldon Hynes is going to blog the Libby trial and posts about what value bloggers can bring to such events. He's not a lawyer, but he also doesn't want "end up at the other end of the spectrum talking about which outfit which witness wore..."
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Men dig newspaper blogs
Posted Tuesday January 30, 2007, 5:54 am, Over one day old at Media Culpa
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