BBC tells journalists to use social media as a primary source. Or Leave. This article is well worth reading in it’s entirety – and one wonders how far behind News Australia and Fairfax are in making similar statements. Quite far off, I imagine. BBC journalists must keep up with technological change – or leave, the [...]
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BBC says Use Social Media – or Leave
11th February 2010 by Laurel Papworth under Australia, Media, Online Communities, social media, social networks
tagged in Australia, BBC, fairfax, mercedes bunz, news australia, the guardian
Pay for News vs Save The Media
7th May 2009 by Laurel Papworth under Featured, Media, Online Communities, social media, social networks
Just a quick follow up on Death Cycle of Newspapers – News Corp will charge for newspaper websites, says Rupert Murdoch - Current days of free internet will soon be over, says media mogul (The Guardian) Rupert Murdoch expects to start charging for access to News Corporation‘s newspaper websites within a year as he strives to fix [...]
tagged in advertising revenue, alan schram, amber smith, billionaire media mogul last night, charity fundraiser, content management, content management systems, ebay, editor, focus groups, free internet, Google, Guardian, huffington post, judge, local advertising, Marley, Me. But Murdoch, News Corporation, News of the World, Newspapers - News Corp, online behaviour, online subscription revenues, peer to peer, rupert murdoch, save the media, Slumdog Millionaire, Slumdog Millionaire and Marley and Me, social media, Sunday Times, the guardian, the News of the World, The Sun, the Sunday Times, The Times, The Wall Street Journal, Twitter, USD, Wall Street Journal, warren buffet
50 Most Powerful Blogs, 100 Christian Blogs and popular vs powerful
9th March 2008 by Laurel Papworth under Australia, Bloggerati, Citizen Journalism, Media, blogs, consumer gen. media, social media, user generated content
I’ve cut and paste to make a list – for a summary on each one that is in the top 50 list and why, go to The Guardian: huffingtonpost.com boingboing.net techcrunch.com (UnkyDunky etc) kottke.org dooce.com (sacked for blogging) perezhilton.com (you know you want it) talkingpointsmemo.com icanhascheezburger.com (cats and the first Internet language) beppegrillo.it gawker.com drudgereport.com [...]
Meda08 Morning My Loves
My crap attempt at microbogging Jack Matthews: Content is King for FairfaxKevin Anderson: should The Guardian have seesmic in their blogs? Kevin Swanepoel: Viral videos are cool Morning Tea: chatted with Kevin Anderson who has contacts with Saudi women bloggers BBC: we the consumer are learning and evolving. BBC takes television and convergence and creates [...]
tagged in BBC, Cairo, Jack Matthews, Kevin Anderson, Kevin Swanepoel, king, online ad, online videos, the guardian, USD
Event: Media08 Question: Who should I speak to?
4th March 2008 by Laurel Papworth under Australia, Event, Media, Online Communities, consumer gen. media, social media, user generated content
s’not often you see ‘cocktails’ in a header image I managed to wrangle a VIB pass to Media08. VIB stands for Very Important Blogger. Media08 don’t call me that – I’ve given myself that title – let’s call is a ‘user generated title‘? heh. The organisers of Media08 have been nice enough to treat me [...]
tagged in ABC, Aegis Media (Sydney) Neeraj Roy, Alan Noble, asia, Australia, BBC, BBC News, Beijing, Benjamin Joffe, Bruce Belsham, CEO, David Higgins, David Kirk, director, Director of Digital, Doha, editor, Editor of Interactivity, Engineering Site Director, Fairfax Digital, Fairfax Digital Vicky Taylor, Fairfax Media Jack Matthews, founder and CEO, Founder and Editor, Google Australia, Head, Head of Blogging and Interaction, Head of Marketing, Head of New Media, Helsinki, Interactivity, International Division, Jack Matthews, Jean K. Min, Jonathan Haagen, Kaiser Kuo, Kay Gruenwoldt, Kevin Anderson, Kevin Swanepoel, Laurel, Lee Stephens, london, mobile, Mohamed Nanyhay, Mumbai, Neeraj Roy, NEW YORK, Niall Kennedy, NZ (Sydney) Kaiser Kuo, Ogilvy China, One Club, producer, Read Write Web, Read Write Web (Wellington) Benjamin Joffe, real journalist, reflective Web, Richard MacManus, Seoul, social media, Social Media Analyst, social networks, Sydney, The Economist, the guardian, Tokyo, user generated content, Vancouver, Vice Chairman, web 2.0, Wellington, Widget Summit, Widget Summit (San Francisco Because I'm the generous type (and very lazy) I
Australia – Event: Media 08
Are you going? Media 08 Australia’s Annual Report for Digital Professionals. Friday 7th March, 9.00am – 5.30pmJones Bay Wharf, Pyrmont, Sydney Australia’s leading digital media organisations, Fairfax Digital and X|Media|Lab, bring you a one-day executive briefing on all you need to know about digital media for the year 2008. “Media ’08″ brings together world leading [...]
tagged in Alan Noble, analyst, asia, Australia, BBC, BBC News, Beijing, Benjamin Joffe, business strategist, CEO, China, David Kirk, Digital Media, digital media brands, digital media organisations, director, Doha, Economist, editor, Engineering Site Director, executive, Fairfax Digital, founder, founder and CEO, Founder and Editor, Google Australia, Head, Head of Marketing, Helsinki, India, Intelligence Unit, Interactivity, International Division, Jack Horner, Jack Matthews, Jean K. Min, Jonathan Haagen, Jones Bay Wharf, journalist, Kaiser Kuo, Kay Gruenwoldt, Kevin Anderson, Korea, Lee Stephens, london, Maryland, Middle East, Ministry of Sound TV, mobile, Mohamed Nanybhay, Mumbai, Neeraj Roy, NEW YORK, Niall Kennedy, NZ, producer, Read Write Web, Richard MacManus, SAN FRANCISCO, Seoul, social media, Social Media Analyst, social networks, Sydney, Technology, the guardian, Tokyo, United Kingdom, United States, USD, Vancouver, Vice Chairman, Vicky Taylor, Wellington, Widget Summit, X|Media|Lab
Corey Worthington and Wikipedia and Admin Zealots
From CrikeyMedia on YouTube In online communities, years ago, we used to use the politically incorrect term “Forum or Admin Nazi” to denote a forum moderator that deletes content due to either a) a rigid interpretation of the rules or b) makes up the rules as they go along. An example of a) would be [...]
tagged in AfD, article author, Australia, BBC, cnn, Corey Delaney, Corey Worthington Delaney, drunkenness, editor, knowledge management, Louisiana, mainstream media, Melbourne, News.com., Online Communities, Professor, reuters, social media, social networks, the guardian, United States, Victoria, youtube
Event: A day in the life of SilkCharm. – Enterprise 2.0 and Talkback events
12th September 2007 by Laurel Papworth under Australia, Enterprise 2.0, Event, social media, web 2.0
OMG. Oh. My. God. If anyone ever asks you to chair a conference DON’T DO IT! Seriously. It’s really hard work! (And we’ve already established that I’m lazy). I’m involved with a Enterprise 2.0 conference at the Crowne Plaza and we’ve got about 12 speakers per day. My job is to introduce the speakers – [...]
tagged in Australia, cellular telephone, Chair, Chris Gilbey, Crowne Plaza, Damian Smith, Darling Harbour, Deakin University, Dwayne Thompson, Facebook, finance, great speaker, Head, Helen Benge, Hugh Martin, Jeffrey Cook, king, media industries, mobile, online conversation, online/offline integration, Pippa Leary, Queen, Ron Weasel, Ross Monaghan, social media, social networks, sooooo Web, Sydney University, Talkback Radio, telecommunications, the Brits, the guardian, Victorian Public Service, Viva La Web, web 2.0, youtube
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