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Cyber Journalist: Turn your Twitter stream into a people parade
Twitter visualisations come in many forms, but IS Parade is arguably the most inventive yet. By Jemima Kiss
Cyber Journalist: 20 social media resources for nonprofits
Here is a great list of social media resources for nonprofits, including a Social Media Strategy 101 deck (embedded below). Introduction to Developing a Social Media Strategy
Cyber Journalist: New report: Internet more important than newspapers, but still not trustworthy
Newspapers are now less important than the Internet as a source of information, yet the majority of online users say most online information is not reliable, according to the 10th annual study of the impact of the Internet on Americans by the Center for the Digital Future. The study also found that 70 percent of
Cyber Journalist: How Media Consumption Has Changed Since 2000
Consumption of news, information and entertainment has radically changed since 2000. Lee Rainie, the Director of the Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project, presented the latest data and trends today at the Newhouse School’s M.O.B. (“Monetizing Online Business”) Conference. Here is his presentation, packed with interesting details. ...
Cyber Journalist: 10 reasons why linear TV is here for the long haul
Its a bit hard to believe, but a new study from WPP claims that 75% of our TV viewing in 2020 will still be live and linear. Among the reasons why in the findings, the amount of online video watched is 8 per cent of the total TV viewed and, of that, 90 per cent
Cyber Journalist: Innovative new iPad apps
Two new innovative iPad apps for reading and browsing content were released today. ABC News launched a news application thats been in the works for months that features an interactive globe with images from news stories. You can spin the globe by swiping the iPad or shaking it and then touch the globe to dive
Cyber Journalist: Mobile search growing faster than ad spending
Some good and bad news on the mobile search front: Mobile search traffic is growing substantially, but so far mobile ad spending is remaining a small slice of the overall search ad market, according to a new report by RBC Capital Markets.The study by RBC Capital Markets says mobile searches represent 8% to 10% of
Cyber Journalist: Knight funds 12 innovative digital news projects
The Knight Foundation is giving $2.74 million to fund 12 new media innovation projects, as part of the Knight News Challenge. Among the winning ideas are two easy-to-use tool sets for journalists and bloggers to illustrate raw data visually; tools to create “real time ads” that display a business’ latest Twitter or Facebook
Cyber Journalist: YouTube launches News Feed
YouTube is launching a new feature called the YouTube News Feed, which will highlight breaking news videos on YouTube.YouTubes Head of News & Politics Steve Grove says:We’ll be working with the University of California at Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism to track news as it breaks on YouTube. The news feed will
Cyber Journalist: Old Spice Guy is social media rockstar
The Old Spice Guy is a social media rockstar. Â As part of a brilliant viral marketing campaign, The Old Spice Guy has been creating and sending out videos via Twitter to bloggers who have written about him, YouTube commenters, and various people who have tweeted at him.Below is a video he sent to
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·Turn your Twitter stream into a people parade
Twitter visualisations come in many forms, but IS Parade is arguably the most inventive yet. By Jemima Kiss
·20 social media resources for nonprofits
Here is a great list of social media resources for nonprofits, including a Social Media Strategy 101 deck (embedded below). Introduction to Developing a Social Media Strategy
·New report: Internet more important than newspapers, but still not trustworthy
Newspapers are now less important than the Internet as a source of information, yet the majority of online users say most online information is not reliable, according to the 10th annual study of the impact of the Internet on Americans by the Center for the Digital Future. The study also found that 70 percent of
·Cartoon: Jesus vs. Twitter
via Joshharris.com
·10 reasons why linear TV is here for the long haul
Its a bit hard to believe, but a new study from WPP claims that 75% of our TV viewing in 2020 will still be live and linear. Among the reasons why in the findings, the amount of online video watched is 8 per cent of the total TV viewed and, of that, 90 per cent
·Innovative new iPad apps
Two new innovative iPad apps for reading and browsing content were released today. ABC News launched a news application thats been in the works for months that features an interactive globe with images from news stories. You can spin the globe by swiping the iPad or shaking it and then touch the globe to dive
·Old Spice Guy is social media rockstar
The Old Spice Guy is a social media rockstar. Â As part of a brilliant viral marketing campaign, The Old Spice Guy has been creating and sending out videos via Twitter to bloggers who have written about him, YouTube commenters, and various people who have tweeted at him. Below is a video he sent to
·Tweet the Home Run Derby
Great coverage and presentation of the Home Run Derby on MLB.com tonight on MLB.com including streaming video, a live tracker and a live Tweet the Derby box alongside the video stream. Meanwhile, ESPN.com hosted a special online edition of Baseball Tonight during the Derby using CoverItLive here.
·How Media Consumption Has Changed Since 2000
Consumption of news, information and entertainment has radically changed since 2000. Lee Rainie, the Director of the Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project, presented the latest data and trends today at the Newhouse School’s M.O.B. (“Monetizing Online Business”) Conference. Here is his presentation, packed with interesting details. View more presentations from Pew Research
·Mobile search growing faster than ad spending
Some good and bad news on the mobile search front: Mobile search traffic is growing substantially, but so far mobile ad spending is remaining a small slice of the overall search ad market, according to a new report by RBC Capital Markets. The study by RBC Capital Markets says mobile searches represent 8% to 10%
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