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Category Archives: online news
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Dear unions and Twitterati – get a grip over #Clarkson strike comments
I’m going to start with a pre-emptive caveat. What Jeremy Clarkson said was silly and insensitive. Obviously. What is even more obvious is that the unions and the Twitterati need to get a grip. It surely must be apparent to … Continue reading
Posted in online news, social media, Twitter
Tagged #N30, #Nov30, apologise, apologize, apology, BBC, BBC One Show, Bob Crow, clarkson, fatwa, Jeremy clarkson, RMT, shoot, shot, The One Show, The unions, Unison
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Why Newsquest’s ‘social networking policy’ is a retrograde step
**UPDATE ON 12/8/11, 12.15pm** The blog post below questions the wisdom of Newsquest’s new ‘social networking policy’, which rules out many of the productive online practices of its journalists. I have just heard that Newsquest has SHELVED the policy in … Continue reading
Posted in local newspapers, marketing, newspapers, Old media, online news, social media, Twitter
Tagged Anna Roberts, Argus social media, Argus social networking policy, Ben Parsons, Emily-Ann Elliot, John Keenan, Newsquest, Newsquest social networking policy, Ruth Lumley, social media policy, The Argus, Tim Ridgway, twitter
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Has Louise Mensch just killed off the right of reply?
Louise Mensch [UPDATE at 5.20pm 29/7/2011 – The New Statesman’s Guy Walters tells me the David Jones who wrote to Mensch is not the David Jones who writes for the Daily Mail. Apols to the latter but the point below stands … Continue reading
Posted in newspapers, Old media, online news, Uncategorized
Tagged #hackgate, #hacking, #Murdoch, @LouiseMensch, @PiersMorgan, Bagshawe, Daily Mail, David Jones, David Jones Investigative journalist, David Jones Investigative Journalists, drugs, Investigative, Investigative journalist David Jones, Louise Mensch, Lousie Bagshawe, Mensch, News of the World, Piers Morgan
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The Social Network: a defamatory revisionist fantasy
Old media sets the entry bar high. To partake in, say, the Hollywood film industry, you’ll need equipment – cameras, mobile cabins, mirrors with lights around the edges and hotdogs. You’ll need an international film production and distribution company – … Continue reading
Posted in New media, Old media, online news, publishing, social media, Social networking, Social networks
Tagged Aaron Sorkin, chubby hmm, Columbia Pictures, Eduardo Saverin, Facebook, Hollywood, Jessie Eisenberg, Justin Timberlake, Karen Carpenter, Mark Kermode, Mark Zuckerberg, Martin Sheen, Napster, New York Times, Newsweek, Rooney Mara, Scooby Doo, Sean Parker, social media, Techcrunch, West Wing, Winklevoss
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The rise and rise of the grey-haired social surfers
Many local newspaper editors hope their core readers will protect them from the threat of the internet. In almost every region, these readers are Baby Boomers and their older brothers and sisters. Advertising rate cards proudly boast their publications are … Continue reading
Posted in advertising, local newspapers, online news, publishing, social media
Tagged Archant, Baby Boomers, Birmingham Post, Harlow Scene, Jerry Springer, Marc Reeves, Pew Internet & American Life Project, Princeton Survey Research Associates, Scene, Snicker, social media, Starbucks, twitter
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Why we no longer need paper
They say it’s not a crime to make a mistake. Clearly that’s not always the case and so I prefer the faithful bed fellow of that phrase: “The real crime is the failure to learn from ones mistakes”. Thus it … Continue reading
