Three lessons about Twitter/microblogging « Online Journalism Blog
“Lessons I’ve learned about Twittering: 1. Keep to a niche. 2. Link to mobile-friendly pages if you can. 3. Be part of the conversation.”
(tags: microblogging content+strategy content+style conversational+media mycoverage AmyGahran)
The Daily Download: Three AIR-based Twitter apps: Spaz, Snitter, and Tweetr | Tips, news, and opinions from Download.com [...]
Snitter (top) and Spaz (bottom): Two AIR-based apps for using Twitter that I’m trying out.
While I was “Twittercasting” (part of my ever-expanding online media vocabulary) the Total Community Coverage in Cyberspace seminar in Los Angeles a few days ago, I found myself repeatedly tripped up and annoyed by the Twitter.com posting interface.
As I mentioned earlier, [...]
Clearspring Launches Widget Ad Network With Major Partners | Digital Media Wire
“Clearspring said the tool will allow publishers to monetize their digital content across social networking sites, start pages and blogs by creating ad networks to serve ads within widgets. 12 advertising and publishing firms will use the network.”
(tags: ad+networks advertising widgets tools content+biz [...]
IT Conversations: Greg Whisenant
Pretty interesting tool for law enforcement, communities, crime reporters….
(tags: law datacasting government info+access journalism journogeek tidbits+fodder)
Dopp Juice » Blog Archive » No One Should Have to Suffer from Blind Onslaughts of Jargon
“So, you’re in a conversation with someone who’s clearly not noticing the confused look on your face. This person has gone off on a long-road tangent and is using words and acronyms that you’ve never heard before. What do [...]
FeedBlendr - blending RSS, Atom and RDF feeds into a single river of news!
“Lets you combine a bunch of feeds into one. Enter the URLs of any RSS, Atom or RDF feeds (news, blog, podcast or any other type) you’d like to blend into a single feed below.”
(tags: feeds services mashup web2.0)
(NOTE: I’m cross-posting this from Poynter’s E-Media Tibits.)
As I mentioned yesterday, I’m currently using Twitter to provide live coverage of many of the sessions at a seminar from the Knight Digital Media Center called Total Community Coverage in Cyberspace. You can check in anytime today or tomorrow for my three most recent posts on the [...]
Here’s what’s been keeping me sooooo busy over the last couple of weeks: My online handouts for a workshop I’m giving tomorrow (glances at clock) uh, today — for the Total Community Coverage in Cyberspace seminar.
My workshop title: Strategies for Connecting with Communities of Difference in a “Me” World.”
Find out more about what’s happening [...]
Today through Saturday I’m in downtown Los Angeles participating in the Knight Digital Media Center’s Total Community Coverage in Cyberspace seminar. You can follow the action on the special Twitter page I set up for liveblogging. (More about that.)
I’m heading off to the opening luncheon now, so most likely will start “tweeting” this afternoon. I’ll [...]
From the Onion, of course…
Reporters Expose Airport Security Lapses By Blowing Up Plane
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