Make it disappear from google A user posts something libellous on your site. Your moderators remove it. But google has already indexed the post… here’s where you go to get it removed from the google index (tags: google howto onlinecommunitymanagement… Continue Reading
I just made my 1000th bookmark on del.icio.us – just one year one month and one day after I joined. That’s around 3 bookmarks per day, give or take a few percentage points that aren’t worth revisiting the math anxiety… Continue Reading
Teens, Privacy and Online Social Networks: How teens manage their online identities and personal information in the age of MySpace Some 55% of online teens have profiles and most of them restrict access to their profile in some way. Of… Continue Reading
myTelegraph: Telegraph to launch readers blogs (tags: shanerichmond dailytelegraph newspaperblogs news2.0 blogging blogs usergeneratedcontent onlinecommunitymanagement) More Evidence that Full RSS Feeds Work Better than Excerpts “Rick Klau of FeedBurner say that “that they seen no evidence that excerpts [partial feeds]… Continue Reading
my_telegraph_blog_small Originally uploaded by telegraph_media_group. The Daily Telegraph is set to become the first (as far as I’m aware) national UK newspaper to launch reader blogs. According to Shane Richmond, the Telegraph’s Blogging and Community Editor, “My Telegraph allows any… Continue Reading
A bit like Plazes… but perhaps better? (tags: plazes mobile maps mashup web2.0 SocialSoftware socialnetworking) Kevin Anderson gives his thoughts on digital doorstepping and privacy of public blogs (tags: blogs blogging bloggingtechniques journalisttraining journalism privacy usergeneratedcontent kevinanderson guardian)
BBC News discussion board gets record views And the publish double the percentage although removals are still remarkably high (probably much of it is spam though) (tags: moderation spam bbcnews onlinecommunitymanagement onlinecommunity onlinediscussion) Snipitron Building a del.icio.us for Research Social… Continue Reading
In the Guardian today… twice Originally uploaded by robinhamman. Cybersoc.com is in the Guardian Media section twice today. Bobbie Johnson and Conor Clarke’s America’s first user-generated confession looks at whether the Virginia Tech shootings, and subsequent user-generated confession video, were… Continue Reading
globeandmail.com – In a crisis, a wave of ‘citizen journalism’ (tags: livejournal Journalism journalisttraining news2.0 blogs bloggingtechniques blogging usergeneratedcontent citizenjournalism citizensnappers) Internet hosts should be made to pay for libellous statements, Canadian libel suit contends “Google, the online encyclopedia Wikipedia… Continue Reading
Virginia Tech and social media: some questions for newsrooms (tags: reuters livejournal linking aggregation journalism journalisttraining news2.0 myspace blogs bloggingtechniques) Anything you say may be taken down and quoted “For the journalist, such information must seem like a boon. It’s… Continue Reading