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“Blogger Steve Yelvington says that he first learned of last Thursday’s remarkable Heathrow crash from Cybersoc, the blog of BBC broadcast journalist and web exec Robin Hamman, which he subscribes to via RSS” – I wasn’t there though!
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talks about Peston’s blog (Hat tip to Aaron for this one)
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Will have to check this one out and get back to you with the link notes
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A regular user of the BBC Blogs and Community spaces discusses moderation on the blogs and gets a (good) response from Jem Stone, the BBC’s Social Media Portfolio holder.
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“The wrecking balls destroying the credibility of the press cannot be stopped until we focus more attention on the credibility of those who are pulling the levers, including a public that has been conditioned, like rats in a Skinnerian dystopia, to hate u
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Every wondered what goes on when you post to your blog? This interactive guide from Wired shows you. Link thanks to Patholio.
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“We don’t yet have a definitive policy but my feeling is we need to tread carefully, and where people have posted personal pictures or video in a space which they might reasonably expect to be accessed only by friends and family, I think we need to be min
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Controller of BBC English Regions Andy Griffee told students at Coventry University that new service would involve text, audio and video news which could be navigated using a map of a specified region.
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“But I hate when people talk bad about work and don’t offer any concrete suggestions. There is nothing more annoying than a whining good-for-nothing. Well, I am good for something–see below for my take on independent.co.uk…”
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“I wanted to know how our Sunday paper – The Observer – struck an intelligent 16-year-old. So today I found the required teenager and confined her to the kitchen table with a pen and paper…”
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I just bought this classic radio, designed by Jacob Jenson for B&O, on ebay: “Beolit 700 Type 1505 was equipped with FM, LW and MW. The radio was compact and light and offered extremely high quality sound…” Review when it arrives.
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“But whether your coverage area has local bloggers or not, I think you have a great opportunity to develop new bloggers, strengthen your existing blogging community and, as a result, build better relationships between your newspaper and the blogosphere.”
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Here’s one simple way to start: Make the local blogosphere a beat
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My St. Albans blog, which is mostly authored on my cameraphone, now appears above the two local newspapers in a google search for the city. ;-)