...
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Get hip to social media or quit, says BBC
(in other wirds, FIFO – fit in or …). The Guardian reports:
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What are the key skills for ...
... says Peter Kirwan
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The Guardian: The UK Telegraph group’s head
of digital media, Greg Hadfield, quit this week in rather dramatic fashion,
writes Roy Greenslade
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... for the full story:
Guardian: BBC accountant’s report says
corporation stimulates $15 billion for Britain. Take that!
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Irish Times: Roy Greenslade has a dream –
he ...
... pay for news – but not very much:
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Alan Mutter: Health, wealth and sex sell
best on the Web, says the Newsosaur. “Health” – sites that entertain or enhance
the reader’s ...
... media companies can provide it, says the Newsosaur
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Paid Content: Mathew Ingram, blogger (but
for Toronto Globe & Mail) on why newspapers remain the best browsers for
surprise ...
... you
think, says Daniel Gross. So chillax, all you print-haters!
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Digital Journalist: In his essay Mark
Loundy says newspapers are dragging down the brand values of news. He
highlights some of the fabulous things that can be done with information
online. Trouble is, ...
... he’s not alone in taking exception to
the attitude of the News Corp boss – and that of AP boss, Tom Curley, who he
says are missing the point of the internet entirely.
Jeff is a bit blue-sky for me, ...
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Adweek: Men are more likely to engage
online – women still like the printed form, says study: Click here for the full story:
Laurel Papworth: Measuring happiness via
social ...
... Rupert doesn’t get new
media, says the author of the most recent Murdoch biography:
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New York Times: And a possible future
competitor for the title of “On a clear day ...
