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A good example of how a corporate blog can make it easier to engage with audiences, even if they are disgruntled ones
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The Press Gazette’s Martin Stabe (a regular cybersoc reader and back-channel contributor) has picked up the Periodicals Training Council award for best new online journalist – congrats Martin!
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Want to make good enough recordings to podcast? Here are some tips on how to do it on the cheap.
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When he got dumped by his girlfriend and stopped writing, the author found himself getting emails from big name TV execs and presenters telling him to get a grip and start publishing again
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This time it’s mybloglog.com
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Maybe it’s because they are relentlessly local says Gillmor
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To use an American football analogy, newspapers are starting to behave as though they’re doing the two-minute drill at the end of the game: trying everything in the playbook, and doing it in a hurry. In many ways, it’s about time.
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People who claim they were libeled on line can’t sue the Internet service providers that carried the messages, the California Supreme Court ruled today.
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Bloggers and US internet providers cannot be liable for posting defamatory comments written by third parties, the California Supreme Court has ruled.
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Last year, Tom Grubisich sparked a hot debate within the online journalism community with his hard look at the state of hyperlocal grassroots journalism. (via Annenberg Online Journalism Review)
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We’ve just launched a new feature on Reuters.com — related postings from leading bloggers in our Health, Technology and Entertainment sections. The blogs are syndicated via Pluck — an aggregation company Reuters has taken a stake in.